RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:NASDAQI don't understand how this $1 stock can be listed on the Nasdaq, if the Nasdaq requires a minimum s.p of $2-3$. The only theoretical way CoreOne could get the s.p that high in the next 4-6 weeks during Nasdaq application, would be with a minimum 2-3X reverse split. But, what if the s.p doesn't rise 2-3X as a result of a reverse split? What if the s.p doesn't rise much at all, or even goes down, as people sell and bail out. After the last reverse split the s.p continued to spiral downward, as investors ran for the exits.
I think this tiny $1 stock is crazy to think that it's now ready for the Nasdaq. I also undersatnd that it costs something like $1 million dollars to get on the Nasdaq. I agree thst we're starting to see the same over unrealistic exuberance and over confidence that Brad had. IAlso, a champagne taste and a beer pocket book, leading to more and more debt and stock dilution. And we all know how that ended.