Reverse split. 25:1. Usually done to prevent being delighted from the exchange. So to do the math. Your 100 shares at 1.31 were worth $131. Your 4 shares are now worth $60.i bought uco in the dip at 1.31 and have held it since. it's up to 15 something but i just saw that my 100 shares were traded for 4. any know what this means? should have sold earlier or would it not have mattered?
Reverse split. 25:1. Usually done to prevent being delighted from the exchange. So to do the math. Your 100 shares at 1.31 were worth $131. Your 4 shares are now worth $60.
if i would have sold earlier while it was still showing 100 shares at $15 would i have made the $1,500? just trying to learn for next time. thank you.
As a total noob I've been looking at the biggest movers at the end of the day and have seen alot of reverse splits. Is this common or a symptom of the current craziness? Are these devalued stonks worth looking at to make a quick 20% bump? I did this with a cheap telecom the other day and made 12% in a few hours. Limit orders and commissionless trades almost seems like cheating.
The $15 price is after the reverse split. It could have been 50 cents a share before the split. Not looking it up just estimatingif i would have sold earlier while it was still showing 100 shares at $15 would i have made the $1,500? just trying to learn for next time. thank you.
Limit orders should be the only way you trade. Market orders are the debil.As a total noob I've been looking at the biggest movers at the end of the day and have seen alot of reverse splits. Is this common or a symptom of the current craziness? Are these devalued stonks worth looking at to make a quick 20% bump? I did this with a cheap telecom the other day and made 12% in a few hours. Limit orders and commissionless trades almost seems like cheating.
I dont know what your cost basis is on those but in my amateur opinion thats dead money. Once the govt stops protecting people from not paying their mortgages things are gonna get ugly for RE.Any projections for FNMA and FMCC?
Have some because Trump wanted them out of the conservatorship, but dunno what a hiring market crash will do to them
I dont know what your cost basis is on those but in my amateur opinion thats dead money. Once the govt stops protecting people from not paying their mortgages things are gonna get ugly for RE.
Gov mandated 180 days of forbearance for all gov backed mortgages without penalty. So it won't get ugly yet, but there's probably a lot of people who won't have that money as a lump sum in 180 days.
Isn't interest accruing during that 180 days of forbearance as well? Why isn't this a government mandated deferment instead?
Pretty sure that yes, interest is accruing on all these loans in forbearance. Student loans as well.
Isn't interest accruing during that 180 days of forbearance as well? Why isn't this a government mandated deferment instead?