We don't have records of ANTELOPE ENTERPRISE HOLDINGS (AEHL) doing a stock split. However, you can track this stock with StockSplitWatcher to get notified if they file for a split with the SEC.
ANTELOPE ENTERPRISE HOLDINGS is currently rated as medium risk for potential reverse stock splits. Our analysis considers factors like share price, trading volume, SEC filings, and corporate health. Monitor this stock regularly.
ANTELOPE ENTERPRISE HOLDINGS (AEHL) is traded on the NASDAQ. Different exchanges have different listing requirements that can affect stock split likelihood.
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A reverse stock split for ANTELOPE ENTERPRISE HOLDINGS would reduce the number of shares you own while increasing the price per share proportionally. For example, in a 1:10 reverse split, 10 shares at $1 would become 1 share at $10. While your total value stays the same initially, reverse splits often signal financial trouble and historically lead to continued price declines. This is why monitoring AEHL for reverse split filings is important.
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Stock Risk Analysis
Bag Holding Risk
This stock shows significant warning signs. Proceed with extreme caution.
ANTELOPE ENTERPRISE HOLDINGS
Last Price: $1.29
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Warning: This stock has exhibited patterns commonly associated with high-risk investments. Always do your own research before making investment decisions.
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