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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum McEwen Mining Inc T.MUX


Primary Symbol: MUX

McEwen Mining Inc. is a gold and silver producer. It owns over 48% of McEwen Copper Inc., which owns the Los Azules copper project in Argentina. Its segments include Canada, United States, Mexico, Minera Santa Cruz S.A. (MSC) and McEwen Copper. The United States segment includes the Gold Bar mine and its exploration properties in the State of Nevada. Canada segment includes the Fox Complex gold... see more

NYSE:MUX - Post Discussion

McEwen Mining Inc > How is McEwen going to address the $1 issue?
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Post by Gibster42day on Mar 02, 2022 4:50pm

How is McEwen going to address the $1 issue?

If McEwen wants to stay listed on the Exchange, then he's got to get this thing above a $1 by June, I believe. Otherwise this thing will be trading OTC with less visibility? How's he going to do that? Reverse split? For me, this is a problem.
Comment by gisellekronk on Mar 02, 2022 6:19pm
Gibster42day  , you can bet it will be a reverse split , at one for 10 , mux is at $ 7.70 / share , then it continues dropping from there , unless rob fixes the numbers . i am waiting until dec to sell and use the loss against all my other gold stock gains ( just about every one , except mux ) . 
Comment by Gibster42day on Mar 03, 2022 2:31pm
What are some of the alternatives rather than a reverse split? I know that not vey long ago we got up to $1, but I don't know how long it stayed above this mark. I think it has to be 5 +, but they might have changed this.
Comment by Gibster42day on Mar 03, 2022 2:41pm
On NYSE, If a stock remains under a $1 for 30 consecutive days, then it is in violation and must submit a plan on how it intends to get it back to $1. If no plan, then it can be delisted. Might be wrong, but this is what I read.
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