SCOX
By Peter H. Salus
March 22 2007
Here we go again! Nearly an hour left to trade.
Nearly 200K shares traded.
Still at $0.95.
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Peter H. Salus
03:17 PM EDT
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SCOX
By PJ
March 23 2007
I'm no stock guru, but how can anyone short a stock
that is below a dollar
already. Does that actually
happen? It seems counterintuitive.
05:00 AM EDT
SCOX. Two weeks under $1
By Anonymous
March 27 2007
Last trade at $1 was on March 13. Two weeks more and it will get delisted.
03:21 PM EDT
Two weeks under $1
By Peter H. Salus
March 27 2007
I'm still not clear on the NASDAQ rule. While folks
refer to "last trade at
$1 or more," I'm under the
impression that it should be "last close at $1 or
more."
Does anyone actually know?
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Peter H. Salus
03:42 PM EDT
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SCOX. Two weeks under $1
By Peter H. Salus
March 28 2007
With all the discussion concerning delisting and the
time-periods involved,
I thought a bit of data might
be helpful. This is from a NASDAQ document.
If a NASDAQ-listed company trades below the applicable
MVPHS requirement
($5,000,000 and $15,000,000 for
Global Select Market and GlobalMarket companies
under Maintenance Standard 1 and 2, respectively, and $1,000,000 for Capital
Market companies) for 30 consecutive business days, it will be notified of the
deficiency and afforded a 90 calendar day compliance period to regain compliance
with the applicable standard.
I don't know whether SCOX is "Select" or not,
but its
current market cap is just under $20M. So it would have
to lose either
75% or 25% of its current value to come
under this clause.
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Peter
H. Salus
10:56 AM EDT
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