1 in 9 public companies reverse-split their stock since 2024, and 77% of them were facing delisting. Some did it over and over.

A reverse split is what a dying stock does to stay listed. You smash 10 shares (or 100) into 1 so the price clears Nasdaq's $1 minimum and the exchange doesn't kick you off. It fixes nothing about the actual business. It just resets the countdown. preview.redd.it/tq6nc83ky45h1.png I track every SEC 8-K in a database. Since 2024, about 900 companies did a reverse split. That's 1 in 9 of everyone who filed an 8-K. And 77% of th