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Newbie to investing and never invested in a company that went through a reverse stock split.
In theory, I understand the market value should increase but I’m not seeing this reflected in the price and naturally my book value/ share is very disappointing.
A) When should I anticipate the stock appreciation to occur?
B) What’s the next move for companies that do this? Issue more shares?
TIA!
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I think around 45 is when you start to take it easy
Crap, I missed that memo.
I’m 41, with two kids. We still party like college students, but can afford ubers and better alcohol. Well, until Coronavirus hit.
I am in late 40s and no kids, so before this pandemic crap I would fly to Rio or Madrid or London or LA and would party there. And yes, you go to better clubs and drink better stuff cause you can afford it, but back home it’s mostly home life and working out
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No 26 isn’t too old. Once maybe you but your 30s. But, get it out of your system!!
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There’s a certain tinge of sad after 30. I see it on my friends faces.
Nope. I was sinking jugs of beer at 28. Just have to smash the gym during the week. 😂
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You’re never too old to party...there is always an ‘age’ appropriate type of party, but party the way you want, whatever makes you happy (hopefully without addictions). You only have 1 life, every day counts
As you age and have new and different responsibilities you definitely have to be more mindful of when you’re going out and how much you’re partying. But I don’t think there’s an age cut off.
There’s no party like a mid-COVID party!
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I'm 25 and consider myself too old for it
@pwc12 absolutely. went to a top party school and lived my best life going out even after college, but not into it now.
The increasingly severe hangovers will tell you when it’s time, my child.
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I stopped parting at that age lol
I’ve seen 30+YO’s going to EDC and dressing up for it. You’re fine lol
You are too old to be sloppy and have the built-in excuse of youth.
If that’s the lifestyle you choose age is irrelevant.
You’re never too old to do anything. It’s your life. Live it. If you want to party, do it. If you rather chill, do it.
Your body is pretty good a letting you know!
In 39 and still go out occasionally...I may be older but not six feet under lol
When your friends stop. Live your life!! People will judge you no matter what you do in life
Still clubbing and I’m 30 y/o
Old is a state of mind, always remember that. Be sincere, not serious, that’s my mantra. Life is to be enjoyed and celebrated!
You’re too old when you think you’re too old.
The older you get, the more you realize that “old people” aren’t any less wild than young people, they just hide it better.