
So, yes the entry price gets adjusted but so does the number of shares you own

Gonna have to research that. Have a profit fo 1.80 then or your buy was just inflated.

My explanation was probably not clear enough then lol. No, you would not profit or lose. Things will remain the same. If you buy 1000 shares at $0.2 (then you own $200 worth of stock). After the 1:10 reverse split, the price of the stock will go up to $2. However, the number of shares you own will automatically be reduced to 100. So now you have 100 shares at $2 (which is also worth $200)

After your explanation I Figured that is the way it worked, Just making sure! Thanks for you input!
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[TimAlerts] $SGYP FDA approval. Big float though

[TimAlerts] "The total contract value is approximately $516K, and product will be delivered throughout the year" $ASTI

[TimAlerts] Oh okay. It seems that it has spiked nicely in the past due to good earnings (or at least a good reaction to earnings). So, I don't know $SSH reacts to this catalyst.

[TimAlerts] $SSH

[TimAlerts] $GALE It's pretty strange that it has traded with so much volume today (even after the spike) but it was not able to spike..

[TimAlerts] You were short $ANTH?
great post. Thank you for the infp
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