RE:RE:RE:Expect Nothing Less Than Inexplicable Price Action @ CSE/OTCSo many criticisms, although I appreciate your taking the time to post.
To begin with, we agree that the NASDAQ uplift is essental but, to repeat, while this will solve the problem for Algernon, trading remains a problem for other companies. It is probably a good trhing to have a Canadian exchange for small start-ups but why does that exchange have to be perilous?
There are predatory sharks in Australian coastal waters but the local authorities put up shark nets to protect bathers. Why can't our authorities provide some protection for vulnerable start-ups? Why should we have to rely on an American exchange to solve a Canadian problem?
I can identify the players but choose not to, for two reasons. One is that I shouldn't have to. You only have to look at the activity to see what is going on. The second is to avoid any possible legal action. The way the system works the process is punishment - even when you win. I speak from experience.
The recent market meltdown is not relevant. The problems that I see Algernon having have been going on for years.
I did read the Code of Conduct on its release but did not see anthing significant that is not already implcit in corporate fiduciary responsibilities.