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THE BAG CHECK

Your tickers, ranked by how much trouble they're in.

Paste every microcap you hold. Each one gets the full treatment: red flags, share printing, cash countdown, insider trades. Worst offender on top.

UP TO 8 TICKERS, COMMA-SEPARATED. EACH FULL REPORT IS ONE CLICK AWAY. ·

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The Lineup

5 CASE FILES
100SEVERE
NXTS Nexentis Technologies Inc. AVOID

68 red-flag mentions across this year's filings, led by dilution and reverse stock split, and 182 since 2001, so this is a long-running pattern; share count shrank 94% over the past year (shrinking, not printing).

SHARES 12M: -94.5% CASH: ~23 MO TOP DRIVER: REVERSE STOCK SPLIT, GOING CONCERN DOUBT
OPEN CASE FILE →
54ELEVATED
FBDT First Breach, Inc. AVOID

83 red-flag mentions across this year's filings, led by going concern doubt and delisting / exchange risk.

TOP DRIVER: GOING CONCERN DOUBT, DELISTING / EXCHANGE RISK
OPEN CASE FILE →
8QUIET
SFNC SIMMONS FIRST NATIONAL CORP HOLD

The red-flag scanner came back clean this year; share count rose 15% over the past year.

SHARES 12M: +14.7% TOP DRIVER: SHARE COUNT CLIMBING
OPEN CASE FILE →
7QUIET
RUMBW RUM Group Inc. HOLD

The red-flag scanner came back clean this year; share count roughly stable; roughly 18 months of cash at the current burn rate.

SHARES 12M: +9.1% CASH: ~18 MO
OPEN CASE FILE →
0QUIET
LULU lululemon athletica inc. HOLD

The red-flag scanner came back clean this year; share count shrank 8% over the past year (shrinking, not printing).

SHARES 12M: -8.0%
OPEN CASE FILE →

Whose bag is worse?

Paste a friend's tickers and settle it: two lineups, head to head, ranked by the same risk index. Loser buys coffee.

RANKED BY RISK INDEX, WORST FIRST. EVERY ROW LINKS TO THE FULL CITED REPORT.

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How The Ranking Works

INPUT

Your tickers

Any US-listed names. The obscure ones are exactly why this exists.

SCAN

Same engine as every report

Red-flag scans, share-count history, cash burn, insider Form 4s: all from official filings.

RANK

Worst on top

The 0-100 risk index decides the order, so you know where to look first.