RE:Delisting? In 30 seconds you could look that up if you wanted to.
But the answer is no -- there is zero chance of being delisted. In fact, it's very hard to get dellisted. The rules are:
The share price has to be below $1 ($1... not $4, $1) for 30 consecutive days. If that happens, the company receives a warning.
Then, the company has 180 calendar days (6 months) to get their stock back up to a closing price of $1 or more for 10 consecutive trading days during this period.
Companies may then be eligible for a second 180 calendar-day period to regain compliance if they meet certain requirements, which could result in a total compliance period of up to 360 calendar days.
Source: https://finance.zacks.com/nasdaq-delisting-rules-7450.html
chickendinner wrote: To qualify to be listed on Nasdaq you have maintain a minimum $4 value, if the share price goes below $4 will the nasdaq impose penalties on Pyro and then be delisted?