RE:Do you think?There really is no point in splitting unless the price per share becomes prohibitive for investment. It is in our (shareholders) best interest to have plenty of liquidity in case we desire to sell shares, and I feel that unless the shares price beaches 300, there would be very little need for it. Although a small float may make the share price swings a little more volatile, I don't feel that it will make any difference to your bank account or mine one way or another. Cheers
RealistDontalkm wrote: Sound dumb but do you guys think we might do a split...if the float becomes way too small?? Because right now we have about 157.000.000 shares. 52% is from Peter! The rest are who knows...so hypothetically, all the longs where to stay out for a long time..and we have a lot of shares! Then let's say the float is about 65.000.000-- right there we can go places like shopify! In addition, everyone wants to go green! And wants greener than green--PYROGENESIS! The demand really is high once we go to Nasdaq! So, thoughts on any split that might happen because of the high demand and the extreme reach of the sp in the future?