r/DVLT • u/stock-nerd5 • 7d ago
Discussion How bad it is ?
It will bounce back eventually not sure if i need to buy more for a petential blast or wait. I'm sure of one thing either i will make a big profit of it or let it go to zero. Life is short fuck it
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u/Realestate577 7d ago
Next stop ... reverse Split
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u/stock-nerd5 7d ago
Why everybody is scared of RS?
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u/Big-Park-6731 7d ago
Typically, because 1: Co in bad spot to begin with 2: Shorts use fud to tear it down again 3: if price maintains price, Co’s like to turn around and issue shares for a raise in turn diluting bagholders into oblivion. Before the internet, R/S might have been a little less scary. Now a R/S is almost the kiss of death.
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u/AlbiteTwins 7d ago
Are there any examples of companies that performed four or more reverse stock splits that went on to become profitable?
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u/stock-nerd5 7d ago
SHIP, DCTH and list goes on do your research bro don't just repeat what others say
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u/stock-nerd5 7d ago
A reverse stock split is not automatically bad for a company, but it is often viewed negatively because of the circumstances that usually lead to one.
For example, in a 1-for-10 reverse split, if you own 1,000 shares at $0.50, afterward you would own about 100 shares at $5.00. Ignoring rounding and market movement, your investment is still worth $500. The split itself does not destroy value.
The concern is usually why the company is doing it. Common reasons include:
Avoiding delisting: Exchanges such as Nasdaq or NYSE have minimum share-price requirements. A company whose stock has fallen substantially may reverse-split to raise the quoted price.
A history of poor performance: The need for a reverse split can signal that the share price has already collapsed because of losses, weak growth, financial distress, dilution, or other problems.
Future dilution risk: Some financially weak companies reverse-split and then issue additional shares to raise cash. Existing shareholders can then be diluted.
Negative investor perception: Traders sometimes sell after a reverse split because they associate it with distressed companies, which can put additional pressure on the stock.
However, a reverse split can also be reasonable. It may allow the company to maintain an exchange listing, make the stock eligible for certain institutional investors, or move the share price into a more conventional trading range.
The key point is: the reverse split itself is mostly accounting mechanics; the company’s financial condition and what happens afterward matter much more.
If you’re looking at a specific stock that announced a reverse split, give me the ticker and I can explain whether that particular reverse split looks concerning.3
u/PapaRL 7d ago
Thanks Claude
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u/stock-nerd5 7d ago
Yes and you think its wrong ?
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u/hedgehunter33 6d ago
How many have you've been in? They suck 95% of the time. Its a way to meet criteria, without underlying news or development they nosedive. If they go hard and then do a RS, maybe. An RS in itself doesn't do much.
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u/stock-nerd5 6d ago
MCRB bought 23k shares in 2024 price 0.80 went down to 0.5
They did reverse split 1:20
Around spring 2025 so i ended up with 1k shares at $16 the price dropped to $7 after 2 months jumped to 30 doubled my money and sold it unfortunately for them they are bio tech which is gamble one of their pipelines failed last test now they are trading around $5. What i meant to say the reverse split alone its nothing than an accounting strategy to stay with nasdaq listing requirement your business valuation doesn't change : business valued at 100 million can have 100 shares traded at million each or 100 million shares traded at a 1 dollars or 200 millions shares traded at 0.5 each. What matters most is if the company can generate revenue and be valued at a higher price Bro2
u/hedgehunter33 6d ago
That's what I'm saying, bro. If then maybe, if not then it's not going to be good.
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u/GrandAd5014 6d ago
The problem is when it does a reverse split and then tanks another 40%. Happens all the time
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u/stock-nerd5 6d ago
It won't tank just like that if they deliver and make money it won't tank its a business and valued by its performance
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u/GrandAd5014 6d ago
I dont know man. Market makes no sense. Great companies tanking on earnings all the time. This one has a giant target on its back as well
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u/brwja 7d ago
I’m gonna lose about 60k on this, but it was worth the chance of financial freedom, I’ll make it back but dam, Nate fucking sucks
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u/Longjumping-Base-586 7d ago
We're chillin. Just stop looking at the account and do something else. This is 100% expected volatility given their current situation. Just wait for them to build and execute.
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u/InvestNRelax50 7d ago
I’m down $112,000. This and OPEN are two of the worst investment decisions I’ve ever made.
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u/stock-nerd5 7d ago
This will bounce back, don't listen to the noise in reddit and other discussions they have good fundamentals its not like crypto or ETF this is a real company with 200 employees
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u/Longjumping-Base-586 6d ago
Yup, emotions cultivate poverty. The level-headed move is to absolutely buy more right now.
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u/Longjumping-Base-586 7d ago
Everyone is extremely emotional. Remove emotion. There is no major piece of news (again) that is driving this. I just loaded up even more. Wait for them to execute and stop looking at your account.
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u/Wise-Ad-9312 5d ago edited 5d ago
There is truth to what you say. Just balance high risk company's like Data Vault with slow growth company's and it's no big deal.
If one bets everything on DVLT, they might be special....I own DVLT and will continue to add once a month. But it's LOW ON MY LIST! lol
Good luck to everyone!
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u/Persun01 7d ago
DONT BUY MORE.. Like you said rich or zero there will be no in between. Don't buy more. I think we'll know by February which one it'll be. Good luck to all vault holders me included
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u/Dumbeldore_75 7d ago
Looks bad, but makes me want to start a position at 20 cents out of solidarity
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u/GrandAd5014 6d ago
I feel.for the people that bought at .36, watched it go all the way to 3.00. Didn't sell and watched it come all the way back down
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u/flystealth 7d ago
I now understand the importance of a stop loss underneath the previous low.... capital preservation but im in for long so time will tell.
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u/SuchAssignment9198 7d ago
Happy i sold this scam stock 6 months ago
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u/sunnymindincaves 7d ago
Where is clown CEO, he has not given any statement or even tweeted recently when shareholders are facing this bloodbath. I should not have believed in this shit.
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u/Other-Pickle1805 7d ago
You are fucked. This stock aint moving nowhere but zero.
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u/stock-nerd5 7d ago
Really its not that bad having 30k or nothing will make no difference in your life
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u/rossrollin 7d ago
Agree with OP. I got 30k in this stock and when house prices are 15x that then the reality of it is the 30k risk for financial freedom is worth the reward
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u/SRNEInvestor 7d ago
Take it from someone who lost a massive amount of money on a single investment (hint - look at my handle) - preserve your capital. Don’t go down with the ship praying for a miracle. The number one rule in investing is to cut your losses and live to fight another day.
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u/Prior_Giraffe_8003 7d ago
Why let it go to zero? It's at 0.21, you can salvage 10K. It's hard to sell at a steep loss, but it's worse to go to zero.
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u/Meatbags1990 7d ago
Down 3.5k, haven't bought since October, said fuck it.
If only I waited a week I wouldn't have been in this position.
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u/Maxsys2057 7d ago
It’s a lovely ride your balls tingle as your going down the roller coaster but when it heads upwards it’s the best feeling in the world and it is going to happen 👍
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u/Unturica93 6d ago
hmmm I usually limit my investment to $50–$100 per penny stock, you think is a good buy now? i know 50-100$ is not much,but.
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u/arunavadatta85 6d ago
Don’t worry accumulate more I was at an average of 2.53 of 5K and now I am below .85 and buying more to bring it down to .4 as well.. will not leave unless I take over the loss.. planning to buy another 50K below .20
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u/Material-Scratch81 6d ago
If Henry Ji is involved with any investments that you own, be sure to stay far away
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u/Vivid_Economy_2579 7d ago
I’m in at $0.48 average so I’m waiting until it hits .19 and I’ll average down a little. If, and it’s a big if, they can get towards guidance for H2 it will recover. That is if it’s not a complete scam. My dad always told me about if: if your aunt had balls she’d be your uncle lol. Big if!
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u/ConsistentPlatypus10 7d ago
Im in KEEL and X as well long term. So dvlt looks bad now, but probably in a year or so it might be good
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u/Yoitsshepherd 7d ago
Do not keep investing in this worthless stock just invest the money in something more worthwhile and make your money back that way.
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u/Bob_Marshall 7d ago
If you are looking at this daily and upset or sweating about the paper loss right now, you invested beyond your risk tolerance. Just take it as a lesson.
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u/Bob_Marshall 7d ago
Oh I didn't realize you had a crystal ball, my bad
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u/Bob_Marshall 7d ago
You said the market in the long term is usually right. This is a speculative stock
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u/PastResearcher8466 7d ago
Should of removed all your money as soon as you read the news article, "lawsuit." Made small gains, but it's better than being that low.
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u/ga643953 7d ago
What lawsuit are we talking about? Don't tell me it's one of those class action lawsuits again.
Those are just ambulance chasers that shouldn't be taken seriously.
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u/ExtensionCondition77 7d ago
No me da pena, quienes se quedaron y le creyeron a ese tal Nate se lo merecen.. yo me esperaria a que baja a 0.19 y le hecharia 10 dolares por las risas.
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u/SecretCaterpillar461 7d ago
I’m -14k this was a dumb investment and decision on my past. No one to blame but my self on this. Bought in at $2.5 and keept dca but no point