RE:Only if they were listed on the TSX-V.....That's the pro's and cons in all markets though. Look at Lumber futures as an example, an incredible run but volatily is there as it is thinly traded market. Palladium is another example. Stocks will all have challenges too, on volume. But at the same time, having more liquidity can also be a bad thing. Look at what Jaguar Mining has recently gone through. The number of shares they had issued just to go back and do a reverse stock split so the stock is tougher to manipulate. Silver futures prices compared to the physical market is another example with manipulation but yet, alot of investors are willing to invest into silver companies that rely on those prices for sales of their product.
If it is on the grey market I do hope a long term goal of management is to get the company onto the proper exchanges as well as graduating it to a few others such as the NYSE and TSX. They need properties and new buyers in order to meet certain requirements. What response have you gotten ggrellette from the company on this issue? I'd be interested in learning more.