"I think a 10:1 or even a 20:1 consolidation is the way to go. Any thoughts?" Zen
What I've read and heard, and am looking at, eg. CBX:TSX-V, AHZ:ASX (both still within one year) show after one year a sp lower post-reverse stock split. AHZ is odd in my experience for doing a 10:1 because it's easy for holders to figure out how many shares they're left with -- for some reason brokerages don't approve. (Stock splits, eg. CSL, are almost always bullish.)
So, on the above I'm against it. This bothers me because I can see the virtues of a reverse split. BIIWII.
OV
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