Reply 'not off the ground'yes it's been that way forever. Way back before the Dot Com collapse this company did look promising and topped out at around $4/ $6 Cad but when that dot com bubble burst its share price went down the tubes and ever since then it's been trying to recover it's promise. Now how long ago was that? and it's still messing about close to a penny stock range. I look in very occasionally as this is one I thought would go somewhere alas not to date.
I would want to see the VIQ chart show a sustained upward trend which is not the case it looks like a saw tooth that needs repair up and down in a very narrow range.
again I couldn't get interested in VIQ until it shows it can sustain a run through $4 CAD.
As before in a CAD tax free savings account at 3% with no banking fees you'd do better assuming you want to max it out in 2010. Money has to work not languish here.
Look what Warren Buffet did yesterday bought up an entire US railroad. That says that CN would be a good company to own shares in.
VIQ is a very long shot.
My opinion only.
Cryton