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You’ve probably heard about reverse splits ... and that nearly every stock that does one is sketchy (with few exceptions). That’s even more reason to beef up your reverse split knowledge. Watch and learn with SteadyTrade Team lead trainer Tim Bohen. Find out why companies do reverse splits, the mechanics, and how you can trade them.

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Most reverse splits are Nasdaq-listed stocks. That’s because Nasdaq has certain price requirements for stocks. So if a company wants to keep its listing, it might do a reverse split.
Now, why is it almost always sketchy companies doing reverse splits? Because these companies are bleeding money and putting out bad news.
So the stock is selling off for these companies… And rightfully so. But they need to keep their stock price up to maintain that Nasdaq listing. If they don’t, they can get kicked down to the OTCs. That’s bad for their reputation.
So if you have a company listed on Nasdaq and your stock starts to fade, you can do a reverse split. It reduces the number of shares and cranks up the price per share. Tune in to the video to learn more about how this plays out.
And it’s crucial to understand this: These companies aren’t changing their market capital, aka enterprise value. It’s just fewer shares for a higher share price.
The big question: Are these stocks worth trading and what strategy might a day trader use? Tune into the video for a chart example. It’s a great visual aid.
Here’s how it normally goes with reverse splits ... You see the split and the company get back into compliance with Nasdaq guidelines … And then nothing happens.
What makes the stock in today’s example unique?
Watch the video to find out what can make a reverse split trade worthy. It’s a great example of a Bohen classic — the dip and rip. This is smart to know if you’re ready to grow your account.

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