RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Reverse SplitYou are exactly right MjMilo1369. In fact, I am very critical of reverse stock splits when it involves penny stock companies, as most, if not all, never seem to have a veritable backup plan to sustain the post R/S pps. As a case in point, I often fall back on another penny stock R/S fiasco undertaken by FuelCell Energy (FCEL) in Dec. 2015. Months before, I voted against the R/S in a proxy vote.. Naturally, it did pass. I asked mgmt why they thought it was necessary and they replied what seemed like the most nonsensical thing. They explained that institutions would be more eager to buy FCEL because they would be liable for less fees associated to the lesser shares they could now own. Their words, not mine. And so, I bailed. The pps went from 80 cents to 9.80 in that R/S ( 1 for 12). 3 years later, you will find FCEL trading at an all time historic lows of 47 cents or 3.9 cents pre R/S. So much for institutional interest in FCEL. Not to be undone, though, FCEL was sure to add hundreds of millions of shares to the hugely reduced outstanding share count. From 30M in 2015 after the R/S to 300M today. And all of that was done at the expense of shareholders who bought into those new post R/S prices. Do not doubt for a moment that FCEL is not already considering another one. As for HUGE and its very own agenda that involves becoming an overnight large cap via a R/S? I want no part of it. The whole premise behind investing in penny stocks does not include those that pretend they have become one with a R/S. If I want to buy large caps, I know how to find long standing credible ones. For now, sadly, my approach to trading HUGE shall remain that of a day trader's.