Real Messenger Corp (NASDAQ:RMSG) shares plunged in premarket trading Monday after soaring 66% on Friday, underscoring the extreme volatility surrounding the micro-cap real estate technology company.
The decline appeared to be a technical pullback, with traders taking profits following the stock's sharp run-up.
While the most dramatic price swings occurred over the weekend, the asset has remained on a volatile trajectory.
Real Messenger announced on May 7, that it had officially regained compliance with Nasdaq's minimum bid price requirement.
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