Aug. 16 at 10:42 AM
$SENS Tim, we are not stupid. A reverse split doesn’t make a weak stock strong, it simply alters the math. If Sensonics executes, for example, a 1-for-10 split, a
$0.40 stock instantly transforms into a
$4.00 stock. The market capitalization, however, remains unchanged. To investors, this can feel like corporate window dressing rather than a meaningful step toward growth. History shows that reverse splits rarely deliver improved fundamentals, and in most cases, the share price drifts back down over time.
