RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:did anyone ask the question on the zoomcastCompletely wrong; I'm long Q and have never shorted.
Towards the end of this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rzp4WybRE3w (around 27min) the interviers ask about the depressed SP and what it would take for it to jump. @ 27:50 Curt mentions that Q has a big float and how that makes things "a little tough" and that management has, "talked about how that might change on a go forward basis but that no decisions have been made in that regard, but it is something that gets discussed." It is entirely in the realm of reasonableness that he is alluding to the consideration of a r/s here. Open to hear other opinions of what alternative tools/mechanisms he may be alluding to in this part of the vid in order to reduce the float, but it's absurd to react/respond to the mention of a r/s in the context of Curt's statements and that it's motivated by a short seller. If they had a mountain of cash I could see a buy back, but they've just turned the corner and need the cash they have for growth.
Curt also mentions about listing on other markets as an additional means to attrack more interest and investment, but no decisions yet.