Triller Group ($ILLR) wants you to ignore their reverse split history. Their PR explicitly screams: "The Reverse Split Is Not the Story." Instead, they want you to focus on their plan to buy private SpaceX shares to act as a "strategic treasury asset."
Here is the hard math: catalyst-driven gap-ups on micro-caps historically close red 62% of the time across nearly 5,000 backtested instances. When a micro-cap tries to use Elon Musk's brand as a treasury shield, it is rarely a sign of operational strength.
What is your rule for avoiding these headline-trap pumps?