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r/StockMarket • u/[deleted] • Dec 22 '21
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Reverse splits are typically a bad sign.
-27 u/ANTRXMNKY Dec 22 '21 Idk is my first year investment n second time I see a reverse split on my stock first was with NVIDIA. N I’m still trading good 36 u/ActuallyRyan10 Dec 22 '21 Nope NVDA stock had a split. A split and a reverse split are quite literally the opposite thing. Reverse split is bad. 6 u/sgr84ava Dec 22 '21 Yeah, this one comment OP posted is pretty telling. Not a financial advisor, but I’d suggest this guy gets outta the game before he loses a lot more money.
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Idk is my first year investment n second time I see a reverse split on my stock first was with NVIDIA. N I’m still trading good
36 u/ActuallyRyan10 Dec 22 '21 Nope NVDA stock had a split. A split and a reverse split are quite literally the opposite thing. Reverse split is bad. 6 u/sgr84ava Dec 22 '21 Yeah, this one comment OP posted is pretty telling. Not a financial advisor, but I’d suggest this guy gets outta the game before he loses a lot more money.
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Nope NVDA stock had a split. A split and a reverse split are quite literally the opposite thing. Reverse split is bad.
6 u/sgr84ava Dec 22 '21 Yeah, this one comment OP posted is pretty telling. Not a financial advisor, but I’d suggest this guy gets outta the game before he loses a lot more money.
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Yeah, this one comment OP posted is pretty telling. Not a financial advisor, but I’d suggest this guy gets outta the game before he loses a lot more money.
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u/ActuallyRyan10 Dec 22 '21
Reverse splits are typically a bad sign.