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To: Vladimir who wrote (2111)12/29/1997 9:40:00 PM
From: Dave Triplett  Read Replies (1) of 3307
 
Again, there is no assurance that a company's stock will rise in price after a reverse split. Many times it will decline. There is no
way to predict what will happen.

However, there has been some academic research on reverse stock splits which indicates that NYSE and AMEX listed
companies that reverse split their stock do not perform well subsequent to the split. This may be so because many times a listed
company on an exchange which has to reverse split its stock to do what the market won't do, is not in good shape.

There is also evidence that small cap stocks which reverse split their stock and can generate better earnings receive a benefit
from the reverse split. These companies are trying to boost their price into a range which is more acceptable to traders. For
these companies, a reverse stock split works well.
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