Sears stock delisted from Nasdaq
Sears reached another dismal milestone on Wednesday: Its stock got delisted.
The 125-year-old company, which filed for bankruptcy protection on Oct. 15, had been trading below $1 on the Nasdaq for 30 consecutive days, which triggered the delisting.
Its final price was 36 cents a share
If it wants to get its Nasdaq listing back, Sears has 90 days to get its shares back above $1, and it must keep them there for 10 consecutive days.
https://nypost.com/2018/10/24/another-sears-death-knell-stock-delisted-from-nasdaq/
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