NYSE stock has to have a $4.00 price. ASE has to have $3.00this is just one requirement besides having # shares, three years earnings, etc.
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Before the meltdown, NYSE looked great with their price but now and exchange difference, probably the difference. Besides, the listing cost is substancial. Maybe in time if things work out they can move to the the big board.
Years ago in Canada, TSE wanted a company to have several years (quarters of earnings( reports to list besides a minimum price. MSE had similiar requirements. VSE was the venture exchange and ASE was the cheapest for a company to list.
On another point, noticed that ACRG just listed a dispensery in Mass and their stock jumped 25%, whereas Trulieve has 22 dispenseries in Florida and their stock is about half theirs.
So much for using yardsticks.