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0.83 USD +0.01 +0.82%

At close · Nov 2

0.78 -0.05 -6.28%

After hours · Nov 2, 6:28 PM ET

Bid
0.80 × 10
Ask
0.83 × 2
0.754 Day range 0.8397
0.753 52-week range 32.96
YTD
-92.00%
1 year
-97.33%
Open
0.8255
Prev close
0.8255
Mkt cap
2.10M
Vol
108.46K
Avg vol
718.70K
EPS
-52.94
P/E
0.00
Div yield
0.00%
More statistics
Low
0.754
High
0.8397
Forward P/E
-3.54
Beta
1.59
Short ratio
0.08
Inst. own
4.04%
Dividend
0.00
Ex-div date
50-d avg
4.23
200-d avg
5.36
1y target
0.00

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Signals (21)
NameDateAgo
RSI: OversoldOct 29, 20264 days ago
MACD: Buy SignalOct 27, 20266 days ago
MACD: Sell SignalOct 22, 20261 week ago
RSI: OversoldOct 14, 20262 weeks ago
RSI: OversoldSep 30, 20261 month ago
RSI: OversoldSep 28, 20261 month ago
MACD: Buy SignalSep 24, 20261 month ago
MACD: Sell SignalSep 23, 20261 month ago
MACD: Buy SignalSep 18, 20261 month ago
RSI: OversoldSep 18, 20261 month ago
MACD: Sell SignalSep 15, 20261 month ago
RSI: OversoldSep 15, 20261 month ago
MACD: Buy SignalSep 11, 20261 month ago
MACD: Sell SignalAug 24, 20262 months ago
SMA: BearishAug 21, 20262 months ago
SMA: BearishAug 20, 20262 months ago
SMA: BullishAug 19, 20262 months ago
SMA: BullishAug 18, 20262 months ago
SMA: BearishAug 17, 20262 months ago
SMA: BullishAug 11, 20262 months ago

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Discussion (75)

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Pets H ISPC 6 months ago #1

whats wrong not seeing green day?

Pets H ISPC 6 months ago #2

whos got 5M to put into this stock! make it fly

Member ISPC 6 months ago #3

Could over night go up another $20 let’s get this day going first see where it opens up at

Raj Dagla ISPC 7 months ago #5

How a company have a market cap of just 2.16M

Jd ISPC 1 year ago #9

All lies

Member ISPC 1 year ago #10

Ispc- massive buys coming tomorrow! The clearing fund deposit that buyers have to submit is adjusted based on market volatility. Because of the volatility surrounding $GME, $AMC, and these other stocks, the clearinghouses/DTC are requiring firms to front excessively high collateral in order to buy shares of these companies.

Many of these brokers simply just may not have the cash on hand to front the collateral to fulfill the massive influx of buy orders incoming for these stocks. So they suspended accepting buy orders for the stocks. They kept the option of selling open, because they have a fiduciary duty towards their customers. Their actions are a byproduct of not having enough money to fulfill the orders.

Why can hedge funds and big banks buy then? Because they have plenty of cash lying around! And if they don't, they can borrow it from each other. Because of this, they don't have to worry about being locked out of the markets due to volatility.