MDCX Medicus Pharma Ltd

$MDCX The reverse stock split was a NASDAQ compliance move. The reason investors fear reverse stock splits is because of the dilution that follows. Getting rid of yorkville seems like that was a serious move to tell the market hes not diluting down here. The next step is a licensing deal for skinject and its definately going to fill the company coffers. That is what I think everybody is missing and will propel this higher. they have been negotiating with partners for a year. They are going to sell it an get what they can for it because that is their business model and they upgrade to Pfizer ADC tech.

$MDCX all fucking micro cap stocks are being destroyed by the shorts, mdcx included. no stock is spared

$MDCX everybody knew a RS was the only option to comtinue the project , expecially MDCX managment , so why beeing so surprised??? This one will be a huge investment within a coupple of year, BE PATIENT !!! 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

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$MDCX I have done 15 round trips on this today, and only profited just over 1300. Do not listen to the pumpsers on this, the stock will go nowhere. After a 51 RS, it will be finished, if you're a fast trader and using multiple screens, you'll be OK probably today and tomorrow, flipping this. If not, don't even try, and do not hold overnight.

$MDCX piece of crap. they killed the stock few weeks ago, now RS to kill more. this fucking company is not shareholder friendly

$MDCX You're down 35% since this post. And you're the one calling me dumb? 😂 RIP to anyone still holding shares

$MDCX This company was formed to scam retail. Under $5M ipo!! Followed by toxic financing with convertible debentures to hedge funds! Look at their holders.. Citadel, Jane capital.. all are biotech shorters! Don’t expect anything! their nasdaq listing wont last long!

$MDCX just dont understand. this is a fucking low volume killing today. what the fuck is going on here

$MDCX effected a 1-for-50 share consolidation, reducing 50 old shares into one new share.

$MDCX still hanging… at this point it’s honestly entertaining. Gonna let my scoops rot in the back of the freezer while I just go buy dif flavors

$MDCX Well shorts have had ther fun but shorting with this float would be very high risk

$MDCX Haha the CEO was telling everyone to buy his stock while at his beach house playing golf knowing it's going to reverse split, priceless. Total scumbag move champ. He knew this was coming.

$MDCX what the hack they are trying to do here? Crashed this to Penny in a matter of days!?

$MDCX if ur still holding ur melted scoops just make sure you have a multiple of 50.. don’t let them sell u out on fractional splits

$MDCX not that huge. And only those who bought at .10 are really profiting they will sell the rip.

$MDCX After the Reverse Split (e.g., MDCX's 50-to-1 Split) • Resetting the Short Ladder: A 50-to-1 reverse split shrinks the share count and spikes the nominal share price (e.g., from ~$0.12 to ~$6.00). This resets the "footprint" of the stock. • Fresh Borrow Room & Renewed Shorting: Low-priced stocks (<$1) often face strict borrowing limits or exchange rules. Once the price is jacked up via a reverse split, short-sellers and toxic lenders get a brand-new high-priced equity base to short all over again as the company continues to burn cash and dilute. • The "Dilution Loop": Post-split, cash-strapped companies often issue more shares to stay afloat, causing the newly consolidated price to start bleeding downward once more—allowing the short/convertible cycle to repeat.

$MDCX Before the Reverse Split • Naked & Covered Shorting: Traders borrow shares (or short them) while the price drifts downward from $2+ down to pennies, buying them back much cheaper to pocket the difference. • Toxic / Convertible Debt & Warrants: Hedge funds often buy discounted convertible notes or preferred shares from struggling biotechs. They short the common stock aggressively to lock in risk-free arbitrage profits as they convert debt into cheap shares. • Momentum & Scalp Trading: Algorithmic and day traders play dead-cat bounces, short-term volatility spikes, and high-frequency order book manipulation even in a long-term downtrend.