RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:AGM: AnalysisUnfortunately that's not the legit NASDAQ. It's the OTC (over the counter) exchange. The American equivalent to our smallest/dirtiest Jr. Exchange haha. It's a simple listing for most Canadian companies to provide a place for interested Americans to invest in their own currency. Currently there are no pure cannibis plays on any American major stock exchange because of its illegal nature down south. There's been rumors that our Canadian companies could pull it off because we don't actually sell any product down there.
oilcan2012 wrote: Sean, perhaps I am reading incorrectly... ACB is on the NASDAQ. https://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/acbff/stock-chart
Seanigan wrote: He definitely said with confidence that they would be uplisting by the end of the year. I think the confusion is he didn't say which exchange. OilCan tried to get him to bite but Terry wouldn't. It'll either be the TSX-V or full TSX (I'm thinking V purely because of our penny stock status).
They made it clear today they would be focusing on Canada exclusively in the near term, so no US listing.
Also to speak to Jordan77... The reason there was no discussion during the financials was because it was the old info. They couldn't discuss any new numbers that hadnt been public ally released yet. I don't think they had much for PowerPoint slides for that portion. They were just trying to power through the dry AGM agenda as fast as they could (only took 7 minutes). Also I'm pretty sure out of the 90 some people there were more than 29 shareholders. I think those 29 were only counting the people who preregistered or were large shareholders on record. At first I was impressed that we had 34% of the ownership in the room. Then I realized the head table alone probably made up the majority of that 34%.
DonTrader wrote: Thanks for clearing up my confusion. I didn't feel his optimism when he was talking about moving up. My scepticism sometimes leads me to zone out.