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In my last update on November 2, 2024, I stated that I would no longer be trading reverse split round-ups, pending the results of investigations into increases in shareholders shortly before reverse splits as stock manipulation. At this point and to my knowledge, two results have shown themselves: [Read More]

Over the course of this week and last week, I’ve seen two concerning press releases from Upexi (UPXI) and Verb Technology Company (VERB), both stating that they intend to investigate an increase in stockholders shortly before each of their reverse splits as potentially stock manipulation. This bears significant overlap with... [Read More]

To deal with the fractional share caused by a reverse split, companies have four options: [Read More]

This website reports via an RSS feed instead of a mailing list. This is just because an RSS feed is easier to run than an email server, but furthermore, no information—not even an email address—is collected by revRSS. On the other hand, there’s no obvious way to get push notifications... [Read More]

Brokers are a key variable in whether a reverse split round-up will turn out profitable. No two brokers process them in the same way. So, I can’t possibly cover every broker, but I can mention the ones I avoid and why. I can also mention the ones I do use.... [Read More]