EYEN
Eyenovia, Inc. Common Stock
stock NASDAQ

**Snapshot:**
**Murano Global Investments ($MRNO):** Nasdaq-listed Mexico-centric hospitality/real-estate footprint, micro-float trading at low vol.
**OS anchor:** \~79.3M | **Verified Float** (\~1.3–1.4M) | **AVG Vol:** \~14K
**Category:** Lotto Play, Short-Term Hold | **Time Horizon:** < 7 Days
**Funding posture:** stressed with public debt distress and active restructuring talks.
**Target:** 35-50%, retain small for potential epic run (see $RGC)
 
**Setup:**
ER is (as of writing) not formally scheduled but should be soon. ER will likely come with news about the restructuring of their public debt. In distressed small caps, even modestly positive “progress” language can spark sharp spikes in thin liquidity and **a float this small can overwhelm fundamentals and yield 20, 35, 50%** and even higher gains.
**It’s a real setup** and a real scenario. We know earnings are due soon and we know they have been actively working on restructuring their debt. In small caps, this kind of setup is far more reliable than chart patterns and TA. Some recent analogs are:
$FOSL (classic distress relief pop), in March they rolled out a major turnaround plan targeting roughly $100M in cost savings. The stock surged \~35% on that announcement and was a great short-horizon play.
$WOLF (court-approved Chapter 11 plan instigated a violent headline squeeze). Shares jumped \~48% in September after the bankruptcy court approved its Chapter 11 plan, with the company expecting to cut overall debt by about 70% and reduce cash interest significantly. A strong example of how a distressed equity can rip on “confirmation/exit path” headlines.
$EYEN (textbook restructuring/credit relief catalyst) in June when they disclosed amendments to the Avenue Capital loan.
Entry is extremely cheap right now and the catalyst would **most likely happen within \~7 days.**
 
**Strategy:**
This is a lotto play. Positions should be sized as such. Bid and load now, news could hit today.  Determine price targets beforehand and **stick to them.**  When news drops and volume expands, **pay attention and scale.** If the market isn’t reaching your targets and volume is fading, **reevaluate them.** I don’t expect that to be a problem. In fact, I’m going to hold 10% for a potential $RGC run. You never know.
**Risk:**
When the restructuring news drops, we have entered a finite “**trade-the-headline**” window. The same structure that enables the pop can also cap duration because supply fear can reassert quickly. These guys have \~129.8M shares registered for resale and they will be hanging over every volume surge and price spike until they are gone.
Could a price increase sustain? Sure! But depending on that is beyond the scope of this thesis. I personally believe this could go to $5 and I’ll hold onto a few shares for an epic run. But I’m going to have scaled out a nice profit on my overall position first.

**Snapshot:**
**Murano Global Investments ($MRNO):** Nasdaq-listed Mexico-centric hospitality/real-estate footprint, micro-float trading at low vol.
**OS anchor:** \~79.3M | **Verified Float** (\~1.3–1.4M) | **AVG Vol:** \~14K
**Category:** Lotto Play, Short-Term Hold | **Time Horizon:** < 7 Days
**Funding posture:** stressed with public debt distress and active restructuring talks.
**Target:** 35-50%, retain small for potential epic run (see $RGC)
 
**Setup:**
ER is (as of writing) not formally scheduled but should be soon. ER will likely come with news about the restructuring of their public debt. In distressed small caps, even modestly positive “progress” language can spark sharp spikes in thin liquidity and **a float this small can overwhelm fundamentals and yield 20, 35, 50%** and even higher gains.
**It’s a real setup** and a real scenario. We know earnings are due soon and we know they have been actively working on restructuring their debt. In small caps, this kind of setup is far more reliable than chart patterns and TA. Some recent analogs are:
$FOSL (classic distress relief pop), in March they rolled out a major turnaround plan targeting roughly $100M in cost savings. The stock surged \~35% on that announcement and was a great short-horizon play.
$WOLF (court-approved Chapter 11 plan instigated a violent headline squeeze). Shares jumped \~48% in September after the bankruptcy court approved its Chapter 11 plan, with the company expecting to cut overall debt by about 70% and reduce cash interest significantly. A strong example of how a distressed equity can rip on “confirmation/exit path” headlines.
$EYEN (textbook restructuring/credit relief catalyst) in June when they disclosed amendments to the Avenue Capital loan.
Entry is extremely cheap right now and the catalyst would **most likely happen within \~7 days.**
 
**Strategy:**
This is a lotto play. Positions should be sized as such. Bid and load now, news could hit today.  Determine price targets beforehand and **stick to them.**  When news drops and volume expands, **pay attention and scale.** If the market isn’t reaching your targets and volume is fading, **reevaluate them.** I don’t expect that to be a problem. In fact, I’m going to hold 10% for a potential $RGC run. You never know.
**Risk:**
When the restructuring news drops, we have entered a finite “**trade-the-headline**” window. The same structure that enables the pop can also cap duration because supply fear can reassert quickly. These guys have \~129.8M shares registered for resale and they will be hanging over every volume surge and price spike until they are gone.
Could a price increase sustain? Sure! But depending on that is beyond the scope of this thesis. I personally believe this could go to $5 and I’ll hold onto a few shares for an epic run. But I’m going to have scaled out a nice profit on my overall position first.