>>772343896/12 is next Wednesday. The panic selling will be on 6/13 Thursday. They cannot release their reports on Sundays because the markets are closed.
There may also be panic selling on 6/12, since some investors are gonna try to beat the stampede to the fire exits.
The stock value has to stay above a certain amount or else the TSE will put them on probation, i.e. regulators telling the company "you have one year to get your shit together or you'll be delisted." The probation line varies between companies, and I don't know the formula they use to determine where an individual company's probation line is; but it is my understanding that Anycolor's probation line is somewhere between 1500 and 1600. So to avoid a worst case scenario disaster (or at least delay that disaster by a minimum of one business day), the close on 6/12 needs to be either more than Line+400 but less than 2000, or more than Line+500.
There will almost certainly be a crash to the circuit breaker on 6/13. If the stock closes at or above 2000 on 6/12, the stock can drop by up to 500; it it closes at or above 2000 but below Line+500, there is a very high risk of dropping below the probation line.
