So your company's stock got blindsided by short sellers, and company executives are trying to figure out what the heck just happened. Here are some friendly facts that may help in processing what to do next.
Fact (1): Institutional Investors are prohibited from buying any stock trading under $5 per share.
Fact (2): Under $1 per share, the stock will be delisted from NASDAQ/FINRA making raising money in the capital markets next to impossible.
Fact (3): A 1000 to 1 reverse split to comply with NASDAQ/FINRA's $1 minimum bid changes nothing because the elephant (the shorts) in the room is still in the room.
Fact (4): Doing nothing is not an option. Do nothing, and the shorts will surely crash the stock, unempided, without resistance.
In the 1987 Movie "Wall Street," Buddy asked Corporate Raider Gordon Gecko "Why do you need to wreck this company." Gecko's response, "Because they're wreckable, alright."
Wall Street is built on investment strategies, risk, accumilating enough share size to enforce your will on a stock, or markets, and mega paydays. Corporate Raiders accumilate size to dictate their terms on takeover targets to make billions. Short Sellers to a lesser extent borrow against stocks to enforce their will on companies for a big payday.
All trading strategies have an achilles heel, a counter measure that renders the strategy worthless, and highly unprofitable. Once pressure is applied to the weakness, the strategy crumbles, mega margin positions quickly amplify small losses into mega losses, frequent margin calls, then vexation. Mega margin calls, and exponential losses forces shorts to cover, and scatter. Think the movie Trading Places ending scene.
Dominion Advisers is the first company of its kind assisting companies in disrupting short seller tactics. We can help you turn your high short interest stock back into capital currency. Tap into our expertise in removing short sellers.
Our compensation is 100% stock based meaning it won't affect current cash balances, or impact company cash flow. So we profit when the company profits.
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