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Credulous retail investors are the biggest losers, according to new research. By Brandon Kochkodin, Forbes Staff Last year, executives at Bay Area broadband company Actelis Networks felt a hankering to go public. They fixed their eyes on the Nasdaq prize. But there was a snag: their stock, restricted to employees and early investors, was below the $4-a-share threshold required to trade on the exchange. The quick solution? A reverse split. They lumped every 46 shares into a single share, and voila, a $4 stock. They picked Friday the 13th in May 2022, of all days, for their launch into the big time. What happened next is a textbook case, according to new research on microcap companies, defi

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