Yoshi = -20%...but also said going to chapter 11. Joseph = bankrupt Bill (#1) = $.20 to $.50 ($2 to $5 post split..."low single digits") Bill (#2) = just higher. David = not sure. Me = $1.50+ until BV stabilizes. Kat = $5.
b
Where is the drop to $1.50 that some were expecting? There continues to be a buyer for every share and the AVG daily volume has already been exceeded at this early hour. I'm still adding...
K
IVR WILL SOON CROSS $5 THRESHOLD...A really big deal for future prospects. My best to all longs
Y
Jonathan
A
So lets say i bought the shares at $4 dollar per share price... I have 10000 shares... If they do 1:10 reverse stock spilt. I will now have 1000 shares... And now the share is $1.7... What am i going to do?
j
Do you guys think this is a good long term hold? Just took a position.
Been working on my DD however I’m not the best.
Thoughts?
b
IVR PPS push continues upward since recent low. Positive sign for longs....
t
Once reverse split is done it's likely they'll dilute the shares again
T
I’m just going to stop watching this REIT for a while. These ongoing daily declines are too frustrating to fixate on them. This was meant to be a long term investment for me anyway. Good luck with IVR and the rest of the stock market, everyone! This is a brutal correction on Wall Street.
b
Lots of red IVR green....
b
INTERESTING...I see CEO and some insiders now also acquiring additional shares.
t
Can reverse stock splits be a signal to sell? If a company in your investment portfolio announces a reverse stock split, you might wonder if or how you should react before the split takes place.
"Just as stock splits are a sign that a firm is thriving, reverse stock splits are an admission of a struggling firm — a huge red flag," said Robert Johnson, a chartered financial analyst and CEO at Economic Index Associates, in an email interview.
A 2008 study that looked at reverse stock splits from 1962 to 2001 backs up Johnson’s assertion. The study, conducted on behalf of the Financial Management Association International, found a "significant downward price drift and significantly lower earnings and operating cash flows" in the three years after a company’s reverse stock split. This, the researchers said, suggests the market tends to underestimate how poorly companies will perform post-split.
t
IVR - REVERSE STOCK SPLIT - 10:1
On May 3, 2022, the Company's Board of Directors approved a one-for-ten reverse stock split of the Company's common stock. The reverse stock split is expected to take effect following the close of business on June 3, 2022 at which time every ten issued and outstanding shares of the Company's common stock will be converted into one share of the Company's common stock. The Company's common stock is expected to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange on a post-split basis beginning on June 6, 2022 under a new CUSIP number: 46131B704. Stockholders of record will be receiving information from Computershare Trust Company, N.A., the Company's transfer agent, regarding their stock ownership following the reverse stock split and cash in lieu of fractional share payments, if applicable.
J
This company will have to declare bankruptcy each way or another. The reason is huge losses and liability. They will not survive another interest rate hike. This company is in limbo.
K
QUESTIONS/INTERESTING MATH= Current float 330 million shares, post-split 33 million. Current short shares are 34 million. How are shorts effected? What happens to the dividend rate with much fewer shares for dividend distribution? Are more shelf offerings in waiting to begin the dilution process in short order. Why was the RS determined to be the best course of action now and how does that make shareholders any better off? Conference call tomorrow looking for answers...
J
So earnings per share is .12 and an increase in revenue from 46mil to 53mil. Is the net loss just do to their assets devaluing because of rising interest rates, etc...?
W
c'mon... folks can't be surprised by the downtrend in real-estate.. average wage per employee US 71,456 January 2020 average U.S. homes is $269,039 as of January 2021
B
I myself went thru 2 Reverse Splits in the oil sector 2yrs ago and it wasn't a pleasant sight. To this day I'm still at a loss around 45% of my initial investment as I'm hopeful things will turn around in the next few Qtrs as I've received good news on Earnings and Dividend payout so far. So I'm optimistic I will recoup plus gain more ROI further down the road. I would be careful staying with the company undergoing this process. It hurts. Just being transparent. For REITs I'm still invested into $ORC so I hope we don't consider this path down the road. But GL to everyone!
b
Holding on to my shares, panic is not an option. Remember it's not a loss till you sell. My shares will not be in the sell pool......
J
The IVR investors relaxing after losing all their money.
Yoshi = -20%...but also said going to chapter 11.
Joseph = bankrupt
Bill (#1) = $.20 to $.50 ($2 to $5 post split..."low single digits")
Bill (#2) = just higher.
David = not sure.
Me = $1.50+ until BV stabilizes.
Kat = $5.
Been working on my DD however I’m not the best.
Thoughts?
If a company in your investment portfolio announces a reverse stock split, you might wonder if or how you should react before the split takes place.
"Just as stock splits are a sign that a firm is thriving, reverse stock splits are an admission of a struggling firm — a huge red flag," said Robert Johnson, a chartered financial analyst and CEO at Economic Index Associates, in an email interview.
A 2008 study that looked at reverse stock splits from 1962 to 2001 backs up Johnson’s assertion. The study, conducted on behalf of the Financial Management Association International, found a "significant downward price drift and significantly lower earnings and operating cash flows" in the three years after a company’s reverse stock split. This, the researchers said, suggests the market tends to underestimate how poorly companies will perform post-split.
On May 3, 2022, the Company's Board of Directors approved a one-for-ten reverse stock split of the Company's common stock. The reverse stock split is expected to take effect following the close of business on June 3, 2022 at which time every ten issued and outstanding shares of the Company's common stock will be converted into one share of the Company's common stock. The Company's common stock is expected to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange on a post-split basis beginning on June 6, 2022 under a new CUSIP number: 46131B704. Stockholders of record will be receiving information from Computershare Trust Company, N.A., the Company's transfer agent, regarding their stock ownership following the reverse stock split and cash in lieu of fractional share payments, if applicable.
huge losses and liability. They will not survive another interest rate hike. This company is in limbo.
average wage per employee US 71,456 January 2020
average U.S. homes is $269,039 as of January 2021