RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:NASDAQ listingSince when do professional investors use stockhouse?
That's a bit of a redflag...
And by professional investor, do you mean unemployed day trader?
fdfd12 wrote: Listen peacefultrader,
First of all yes I am a professional investor.
That is what I do.
I am a very successful investor who does not own 1 stock.
I have an enhanced portfolio and do not need your or others nonsence here.
I asked a simple question and no one has the answer but instead insults
me and others.
This is a board for information not insults.
All of you guys think that this will go UP and UP.
Guys like me and others are realistic and say it is not that easy
so we go on ignore and get insulted.
SO FAR, WE ARE RIGHT
Listen to us when we talk,
You have 2 ears and 1 mouth.
Listen twice as much as you talk.
Peacefultrader wrote: You were using the same strategy to question mutipal times before to let someone organize good materials to answer you then you shut up or keep looking for extra concerns in the materials to create more doubt. You are not a true investor and not worth anybody spend time to feed you. Go pick up your "professional investor" title named by yourself and have fun of searching if your brain is big enough.
fdfd12 wrote: You do NOT know it either or you would have answered it.
Peacefultrader wrote: This has been talked about so many times. You can search the discussion history on ceo.ca as well. Lots of solid information. I am so disappointed at you, you as a professional investor was not able to figure this out. Try something new.
fdfd12 wrote: Aarman4 or anyone with some decency like to comment on what I found below?
fdfd12 wrote: Is it possible that PYR doesn't have to be $4US to be on NASDAQ?
A lot of people here are taking it for granted that it will get there soon to be listed since that is the minimum price to be on Nasdaq,
I did some research and I just found this.
The regular
bid price of shares of the company's stock at the time of listing must be at least $4.00. However, a company may qualify under a closing price alternative of $3.00 or $2.00 if the company meets varying requirements.