RE:RE:RE:Instatuitions will need to get in..........You make a valid point Socrates. The low share price can be an obstacle. Obviously getting the share price up would address the issue for those at a lower investment threshold. But the risk to acquiring a larger institutional base is that a much of the share price appreciation might be used up by the time the price reaches $5.
An alternative could be a reverse stcok split. Normally I don't like this as it often signals desperation, but what is the history of revenrse splits when there is positive momentum on both growth and profits? Priceline, and Citigroup are classic examples on the positive side. Do you or anyone else have perspective on this?