RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:We might get that .19 that we were looking forReverse splits are horrible for companies that have an overvalued market cap.. it would be interesting to see what happens to an undervalued company like tetra with a reverse split
Tetra is cheap currently trading at approx 60 million MC at .20 with over 300million shares fully diluted
Even if tetra were to RS to only have 1000 shares outstanding. Each share would be worth $6000 with only 1000 possible shares to trade. If after the split theyvtrade at $3000, thats enquivalent to it going down to .10 atm with 300m shares.
Comes down to the same thing, just less shares available on the open market
if the company is worth more than 60 million.. the market will always get it right eventually and it will trade higher no matter how many shares you have outsanding
MakeMoney7777 wrote: Yes. Most reverse splits are terrible for immediate-mid term future