RE:RE:Question for WhalewatcherC10H12N2, my point is simply that the company is currently publicly traded on CSE and OTC. When uplist to Nasdaq, you don't set a new price irrespective of past trading. Share price is based on price of last trade. I.e. today shares closed at $3.26 on OTC, if Nasdaq listing was effective tomorrow then Nasdaq price would be based on $3.26. if company was private, then yes, can set price at differeltn levels which is the example you keep coming back to. Not sure how you think this will open at around $9, no rationale for that. Simply go look at the last 50 companies traded in Canada that then uplisted from OTC to Nasdaq, that it the presidence.
Also, dont be surprised to find out that Nasdaq will come back and also require sizeable capital raise to support 12+ months of development based on guidance of studies to be completed and historical burn. Thus large raise at $5M valuation which will be incredibly dilutive
LETS SEE WHAT HAPPENS IN JANUARY . . . .