RE:RE:Nasdaq, schmasdaqBlah blah blah TimSanders.... everyone knows you're shorting. Tenet keeps piling on more clients... thta's all that matters. We were already on NASDAQ and hit $14 at that time before Biden's anti-China policy of harrassment hit a segment of revenue-generating Chinese companies... sadly they painted us with the same lousy brush even though Tenet is Canadian... so don't spout your BS. Yes we have tax loss season just about here but the tax loss evening would be from the mid $6 range. Closing of the private placement and news of Toronto listing would propel us up to the $5 range imho... and few people would want to start selling with the wheels finially in motion with the Canadian Hub and solid quarter coming up. The stock will be promoted as a fast moving growth stock. China has elections coming up... the Chinese dictator has already pissed off many voters in China with his heavy-handedness with Covid. You can only push people so far.. and we saw the riots recently with the government's demolition of those high rise buildings that realtors scammed the public with. What goes around comes around in time. Tenet will continue to grow, with or without China. We're going to be the next Amazon, Google, Facebook, Yahoo, etc with the monetization of corporate company data.... that's GOLD right there.
We're not going ot stay at these low share price levels for much longer imho. I'm rather happy with the amount of shares I have currently, but am buying more when I can. Buy low, sell way much higher later. Patience is key.
TimSanders wrote: lscfa wrote: Delisting will enable the Company to avoid the extensive amount of management's time, attention and resources expended on regulatory compliance with Nasdaq's continued listing requirements. Additionally, delisting will enable the Company to avoid numerous on-going costs associated with continued listing including annual fees, legal costs, and audit costs.
https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/135843/Burcon-Announces-Delisting-from-Nasdaq-Capital-Market
Quarterhill and its Board of Directors have made the decision to delist the Common Shares from the Nasdaq and to terminate registration under the Exchange Act following their review and careful consideration of the significant administrative burden and costs of being a United States reporting company. The savings to be derived from this change are expected to be financially meaningful to Quarterhill and may exceed CDN$1,000,000 in 2020 and following years, thus reflecting Quarterhill's continued disciplined focus on managing costs for the benefit of its business and shareholders.
https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/quarterhill-announces-u-s-delisting-and-deregistration-835954224.html
the company wont make it on the nasdaq until their out of debt. Still 5 mill per quarter in the red. It will take years, especially China on constant lock down. Still a great stock to short, a market crash mid/late october