RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:message for bashers/comediansI understand perfectly.I also understand that low float counts breed volatility .Those check points you mentioned are what kept many from selling. .Its been ..what a couple years now that they've been dangling that carrot..How long do you think that really should take?
As for a Nasdaq listing and IPO,look around at other company's IPOs.If PLI has nothing more to offer than hope,it will fail.Investors aren't stupid.
Lazard deals have been dangled before too.As for partnerships,that failed in the past as well..you should know that..Mind you terms are different now,I admit that,but there's just too much speculation.
Share consolidation means nothing...check histories of past company's that did that.If a company can't improve its finances they all failed.
I can understand your optimism,any shareholder always is optimistic,but this so called science isn't what is touted to be.PLI isn't the only company out there extracting beneficial product from blood.
TV and others hold the lions share of stock to be sure,but it's a fools folly to assume spammers want in at $17 shareprice.Look at it logically....if this company ever did go up,the difference between that shareprice and 20 bucks is nothing.Retail investors mean nothing.A few pinheads buying the stock at these prices do nothing.Only new institutions that want to buy will make a difference.And right now they're not buying.