Feb. 12 at 7:42 PM
The SEC is currently reviewing a change to
$NDAQ that’d allow immediate delisting of a company after 30 consecutive trading days with a total value of listed securities <
$5, where there was formerly a 180-day grace period.
This rule would be predatory to stocks like
$CAPS, small-cap companies that benefit from listing on NASDAQ & their capital markets.
The recent change limiting the amount of reverse-splits a company can do in a year to one RS per year is sufficiently strict. If you believe that this proposal *shouldn’t* take effect, take a second to leave a comment about it to the SEC.
https://www.sec.gov/comments/sr-nasdaq-2026-004/notice-filing-proposed-rule-change-adopt-new-continued-listing-requirement#no-back