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IFMK iFresh
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15min DelayClose Apr 23 16:00 ET
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BRIEF-Ifresh Through An Attorney, Responds To SEC Allegations
June 10 (Reuters) - iFresh Inc IFMK.PK :* IFRESH INC - CEO, THROUGH AN ATTORNEY, RESPONDS TO SEC ALLEGATIONS* IFRESH INC - CEO SAYS IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR VIOLATIONS SEC ALLEGES WERE COMMITTED IN CON
SHAREHOLDER ALERT: Rigrodsky Law, P.A. Is Investigating iFresh Inc.
Wilmington, Delaware--(Newsfile Corp. - June 3, 2022) - Rigrodsky Law, P.A. is investigating potential claims against the officers and directors of iFresh Inc. (OTC: IFMK) on behalf of stockholders.To
IFresh And CytRx Corporation Among The List Of The Most Active Winners And Losers Of Tuesday’s US Session
(VIANEWS) – Another day of trading has ended and here’s today’s list of stocks that have had significant trading activity in the US session. The three most active and biggest winners today are iFresh, Super Micro Computer, and CYREN Ltd.. Rank Financial Asset Price Change Updated (EST) 1 iFresh (IFMK) 0.05 719.67% 2022-04-19 14:19:44 2 […]
Delek US Holdings And IFresh Among The List Of The Most Active Winners And Losers Of Friday’s US Session
(VIANEWS) – Another day of trading has ended and here’s today’s list of stocks that have had significant trading activity in the US session. The three most active and biggest winners today are Delek US Holdings, Costamare, and EPAM Systems. Rank Financial Asset Price Change Updated (EST) 1 Delek US Holdings (DK) 21.88 6.47% 2022-03-11 […]
IFresh Stock Is 25% Down In The Last 7 Days
(VIANEWS) – Shares of iFresh (NASDAQ: IFMK) fell by a staggering 25% in 7 days from $0.04 to $0.03 at 12:26 EST on Thursday, after four sequential sessions in a row of gains. NASDAQ is falling 1.95% to $12,997.56, following the last session’s upward trend. iFresh’s last close was $0.03, 99.41% under its 52-week high […]
IFresh Stock Over 25% Down In The Last 7 Days
(VIANEWS) – Shares of iFresh (NASDAQ: IFMK) fell by a staggering 25% in 7 days from $0.04 to $0.03 at 22:19 EST on Monday, after two sequential sessions in a row of losses. NASDAQ is sliding 3.62% to $12,830.96, after three sequential sessions in a row of losses. iFresh’s last close was $0.03, 99.41% under […]
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Anyone know Ping Zhou?
$iFresh(IFMK.US$ smells fishy. Issuing 60M shares to her and she will be sole super majority shareholder (literally wipping out most for small investor’s book value). It’s good to add shares with cash, but not this price and this amount.
$iFresh(IFMK.US$@Mcsnacks H TupackMy buddy told me about this one but I'm not a fan of low market caps
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Float
Understanding a stock’s free float
The float is the number of shares available on the open market. This can be calculated by taking the total amount of outstanding shares and subtracting the number of restricted shares/closely held shares*.
*These are shares owned by insiders, employees or long term investors. They don’t often change hands.
Three things can cause a stocks float to change after the initial public offering (IPO):
1) Stock splits: in a traditional split the float will increase (XYZ ticker preforms a 1:3 split. 1 share becomes 3). In a reverse split the float will decrease. (XYZ ticker performs a 10:1 reverse split. 10 becomes 1)
2) Stock Buybacks: a company can buy back shares from the open market, thus reducing the amount in circulation. This decreases the float.
3) Secondary Offerings: A company sells shares on the open market. This increases the float. **
**most companies don’t issue all of the available shares at one time. This allows a company to work around shareholder approval.
Small vs large floats
While there is no specific number that makes a ticker a small or large float most respectable traders tend to consider 20-25 million and under to be a low float stock.
Look at RNXT or IMFK (the two winners from today’s morning list). Each of these tickers have a sub 10 million float. Now search for MSFT and BAC. 7.5 BILLION and 8.2 billion respectively.
This matters because of the simple rule of supply and demand. If there is a demand and few shares to buy price goes up quickly. (it works in reverse too!) We as day traders capitalize on this price action mismatch.
Using free float in trading decisions is one of my top three “indicators”. Different traders target different floats, there is no RIGHT amount.
I personally target tickers with a sub 15 million free float first. Sub 10 is even better for my particular style.
$Pixelworks(PXLW.US$$RenovoRx(RNXT.US$$iFresh(IFMK.US$$VIZIO(VZIO.US$$Marathon Digital(MARA.US$
Understanding a stock’s free float
The float is the number of shares available on the open market. This can be calculated by taking the total amount of outstanding shares and subtracting the number of restricted shares/closely held shares*.
*These are shares owned by insiders, employees or long term investors. They don’t often change hands.
Three things can cause a stocks float to change after the initial public offering (IPO):
1) Stock splits: in a traditional split the float will increase (XYZ ticker preforms a 1:3 split. 1 share becomes 3). In a reverse split the float will decrease. (XYZ ticker performs a 10:1 reverse split. 10 becomes 1)
2) Stock Buybacks: a company can buy back shares from the open market, thus reducing the amount in circulation. This decreases the float.
3) Secondary Offerings: A company sells shares on the open market. This increases the float. **
**most companies don’t issue all of the available shares at one time. This allows a company to work around shareholder approval.
Small vs large floats
While there is no specific number that makes a ticker a small or large float most respectable traders tend to consider 20-25 million and under to be a low float stock.
Look at RNXT or IMFK (the two winners from today’s morning list). Each of these tickers have a sub 10 million float. Now search for MSFT and BAC. 7.5 BILLION and 8.2 billion respectively.
This matters because of the simple rule of supply and demand. If there is a demand and few shares to buy price goes up quickly. (it works in reverse too!) We as day traders capitalize on this price action mismatch.
Using free float in trading decisions is one of my top three “indicators”. Different traders target different floats, there is no RIGHT amount.
I personally target tickers with a sub 15 million free float first. Sub 10 is even better for my particular style.
$Pixelworks(PXLW.US$$RenovoRx(RNXT.US$$iFresh(IFMK.US$$VIZIO(VZIO.US$$Marathon Digital(MARA.US$
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