RE:RE:RE:RE:Why the delay in up-listing......?@Shriver9 How senior is the NEO exchange? Up until Nextech uplisted to it, I had never even heard of the damn thing as I'm sure was the case with many other fellow investors. Maybe a lot of intitutions don't know about it either, especially in foreign countries. Certainly didn't do us much good. It seems that the uplisting to that was the beginning of the downward spiral. At least the TSE, which I would have preferred and which is the largest Canadian exchange is known around the world.
As far as merging with a SPAC, I've done some research and I don't know if that is even an option. From what I have seen, a SPACs main purpose is to target PRIVATELY held companies for a merger in order to take them public, say on the Nasdaq, if that's where they are listed. Since Nextech is ALREADY a publicly traded company I don't think they are a potential target, at least I couldn't find anything in that regard. Maybe you can find something to clarify that because I couldn't. In any case, the SPACS shareholders would have to approve the merger and that's not a given either. Lots of red tape and no doubt a fair amount of diluution as well, so maybe Evan doesn't want to go that route. Who knows.
As far as online education is concerned, from what I have been seeing on the news is that many students that have been doing that for a while now say that they hate it. They say that their grades are suffering because they can't concentrate and miss the personal interaction with teachers and fellow students. Parents dislike it as well because with the kids stuck at home, they are stuck as well and can't get back to work as they have to be around especially with the younger kids.We'll see how that situation evolves but it doesn't seems that people are very enthusiastic about it with some exceptions of course.
Like I said, see if you can find an article about the SPACs and currently publicly traded companies. I'd like some clarification on that score.