As MDN pointed out last month, Warren Resources is on the cusp of bankruptcy (see Warren Resources: Potential Bankruptcy, No Drilling in 2016). They are a small driller (drilled two Marcellus wells last year), and they’re trying their hardest–but it’s tough out there. Add one more problem to the pile for Warren. The company’s stock is currently traded on the NASDAQ stock exchange. NASDAQ has let Warren know that unless the company can get the stock price above $1 for ten consecutive days by June 20th, they will be delisted. Meaning they become a penny stock traded on what is known as the pink sheets. The last time the stock was $1 or above was May 2015. We hope they like the color pink…
