RE:RE:RE:What if The Halt Brings Up the Notion to Uplist To TSX MainOnce the company announces several big contracts, the shares will easily trade above $2.00 a share... From there, they can uplist to the TSX main. They don't need to do a share consolidation and I think investors on this board are tired of reading your demented ideas about it.
illumination1 wrote:
someone pointed out that the shares did not go to .08 in 2011 and questioned when I first entered holding shares here. I rechecked that person was right and I had first bought my position in 2013 not 2011!!! The close for the day at the lowest point was .105 but I am sure I had seen .08 even though the charts only reflect closing prices not the highs and lows through the trading day. In any case, the more salient point is my inquiry about the company's future direction which included both the pp question that proved to be correct on June 9th and the consolidation question--both of which like I said I haven't received management's response to this day and would be ridiculous for me to get one given that was quite some time back. I felt something was really wrong when I not only emailed but called with my inquiry and didn't get a response soon thereafter. Regardless, whatever the company has planned it is going to be big and moving in a favorable way. Chances are however, the halt will most likely be contract related but I will not rule out consolidation talks because uplisting would be huge too!!! The reason why I would be extremely favorable especially right now is to reduce the number of outstandings (I am proposing by 4 times) to bring us to a little under 50 million which will attract more investors and growth potential as well as allow us to raise funds at a higher dollar value reducing the amounts of shares issued moving forward. I would think this would make the most sense in a very aggressive growth positioning. But then again, this is only my perspective and I could be completely off my rockers (lol). We shall see where things go! glta