Ray @linRay200

@Mini_Tradez How long do you give your 1 hour wick fill same day two days a week or do you cut losses or the trade after 2 or 3 days just curious thanks

$WOK Lotto play for experienced traders Let’s be real about the “immediate delist” and reverse split talk. WOK already completed a reverse split before, regained Nasdaq compliance, and traded above $1 long enough to satisfy the requirement. If the stock falls back under $1, Nasdaq does NOT immediately delist them. The stock would first need to stay under $1 for 30 consecutive business days before a new deficiency notice is even issued. After that, companies usually get around 180 days to regain compliance, and sometimes another 180-day extension if they still meet other Nasdaq requirements. So realistically, many companies can have 6–12 months before a reverse split becomes unavoidable.

In most cases I would agree — most low-cap stocks that do a RS end up diluting afterward. But not every setup is the same. This one has a major catalyst attached to it, and catalysts can override normal RS behavior short term if momentum and volume stay strong. At the end of the day, traders make money from volatility and momentum, not just fundamentals. The key is managing risk and understanding the setup before the crowd does.

$AIXI $AAPL Lets be real: a reverse split by itself does not change the actual dollar value of your position. Example: 100,000 shares at $0.25 = $25,000 value After a 1-for-20 reverse split: You now hold 5,000 shares Stock price adjusts to about $5.00 Position value is still about $25,000 So mathematically, nothing was “lost” from the split alone. The share count changes, but the ownership percentage and value initially remain the same. What matters afterward is: whether the company has real catalysts, whether institutions can now buy it, whether shorts are trapped, whether Nasdaq compliance improves, and whether momentum traders rotate in once it trades at “normal” prices instead of sub-$1 territory. A lot of traders fear reverse splits because many weak companies dilute afterward. But a reverse split on a company with: strong news flow, heavy short interest, compliance pressure ending, and a major catalyst narrative Not financial advise

@stockblues Yes agreed enjoy your weekend and Mother’s Day with your family.

So true. For most

@stockblues Not yet waiting till end of the day to add more to many week hands this will drop more by then

$AIXI $AAPL LOL is it just me or anyone “Notice how AIXI keeps re-announcing the reverse split over and over within days of each other. The split itself isn’t new information anymore — the market already knew. Repeating it constantly keeps fear and uncertainty fresh in traders’ minds and can slow momentum because newer investors only see ‘reverse split’ headlines instead of the actual catalyst story behind the company. That doesn’t automatically mean manipulation, but repeated announcements during a high-attention period absolutely affect psychology and sentiment short term. Meanwhile, the core Apple lawsuit situation and patent position haven’t changed. A lot of times stocks with heavy short interest and major catalysts get pushed around emotionally before the real move happens. Fear headlines hit harder than catalyst headlines until the market decides which story matters more.”

@stockblues Yeah no worries my friend we take profits as they come some we just have to wait longer

@stockblues Hey not to worry my amigo I have plenty to take care of my plays Just taking a big profit with ymat over 64k profit again no worries mi amigo

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$AAPL Today is the standoff — who profits? Shorts will eventually have to decide whether to close their positions. As long as holders stay strong and shares remain tight, shorts may be forced to buy the ask to exit their positions. From what I’m seeing on the charts so far, it looks like buying pressure is starting to step in and some shorts could already be covering. Now we watch and see where today takes us. Good luck to all.

Yeah weak hands this has gone back up though to steady .6888 it will jump around a bit let’s see what tomorrow will bring oh moved up more oh well it’s around there it will drop but strong pressure brings it back up unlike other RS stock that just continue to pluming I figured this would stay strong 💪

@stockblues Your probably right we will see good luck I will be holding bull all the way through and have more multiple buy orders in place till then.

This one would have taken off big time even without the settlement amount yet the RS has suppressed it and them consistently bringing it up feels like they want to oh well I’m good and not bothered or worried instead of huge profits it will still be decent profits or exceptional we will find out soon. I played it well the first run so I’m good

$AIXI $AAPL The shorts are hoping this drops lower, but if holders stay strong, it won’t fall to the level they want. By Friday, many shorts may not want to hold their positions into next week, so they’ll eventually have to buy back shares to cover. That buying can push the price higher. This is about patience. Weak traders may get scared and sell on dips, and that’s when others take advantage. Personally, I’m still adding and lowering my average. I’m prepared to hold through the reverse split and still have a strong position after. For me, this setup makes sense because I believe the company is making the right moves for future growth. Not financial advice — this is only my opinion and for experienced traders who understand the risk. Does that help you understand?

Yes that is true as we know this is a 50/50 chance correct but the fact that we are talking about Apple has already been proven they were in the wrong and they have no more appeals left and have lost that case now it only a settlement amount and any amount that is settled to a company will most likely always bring in investors so for bulls should be a better position going into the split as to the shorts if they stay in this could shoot up after the split weather we have a announcement of settlement or not for the fact that we know there is one to be mentioned soon considering Apple want to clear and settle everything before the new release in June so it’s a gamble of what you thinks is stronger it’s your choice not for me to convince you you do you this is not financial advice just my view YOLO

@stockblues Depends on how well the hold is it won’t go down much more if so expect it to drop some more we never know just leave some to bring your margins down if possible and only if you believe in the company and its catalyst of what’s to come have a great day trading

The shorts are hoping this drops lower, but if holders stay strong, it won’t fall to the level they want. By Friday, many shorts may not want to hold their positions into next week, so they’ll eventually have to buy back shares to cover. That buying can push the price higher. This is about patience. Weak traders may get scared and sell on dips, and that’s when others take advantage. Personally, I’m still adding and lowering my average. I’m prepared to hold through the reverse split and still have a strong position after. For me, this setup makes sense because I believe the company is making the right moves for future growth. Not financial advice — this is only my opinion and for experienced traders who understand the risk. Does that help you understand?