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Frankly > NASDAQ listing and thoughts
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Post by Art35 on Jan 20, 2017 3:32am

NASDAQ listing and thoughts

I just read Danny's report. Great thoughts about the "irrational valuation of Keek". TLK in comparison should be trading around $3. The upcoming NASDAQ listing + Tom Rogers on board will make it much easier for TLK to be acquired by some larger US company. This just can't go on indefinitely as $16mil market cap and sooner or later, shareprice will be readjusted to reflect its real value. Some buy TLK at .45 and some buy KEK at $1.65. I prefer TLK at .45 as it offers the best risk/reward and a spectacular value going forward (I personally added more at .41) and it won't get much cheaper than this. Once we get rid of weak hands and fools selling at .45 , get listed on NASDAQ, the real show will begin.
Comment by wealth2015 on Jan 20, 2017 9:54am
tlk earns revenue of $US 20,000,000 or $CAN 27,000,000 and market cap $CAN 16,000,000. This kind of stocks trade on Nasdaq at multiple of revenue and definetely not almost 50% discount. Very cheap stock for sure but for how long?
Comment by Joe454 on Jan 20, 2017 10:31am
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Comment by rborhi on Jan 25, 2017 5:29pm
How long is the question.
Comment by xtremeinvesting on Jan 31, 2017 4:03pm
Doesn't stock price need to be $4 to be listed in NASDAQ? Also does not look like this company has enough market cap either to make the cut. I see they have applied for listing but if those criteria do not meet it will be a very long time till NASDAQ. Unless I am completely missing something. 
Comment by rhc374 on Jan 31, 2017 11:16pm
That's why DD was talking about a 10-1 or 15-1 share rollback.  Have to have $4 share price for 90 consecutiove days, i think
Comment by xtremeinvesting on Feb 01, 2017 12:10am
Thanks... that makes sense and ya I think 90 days or something as well. So a reverse split is on the horizon. I might have to hold off in that case. 
Comment by julia7777777777 on Feb 02, 2017 8:33am
That would be a very wise move ..to get a nasdaq listing is  going to be a stretch.......meanwhile stay in your manners class...lol
Comment by Art35 on Feb 02, 2017 10:18am
NASDAQ listing = more interest, much more buyers, very tight share structure, and higher SP volatility. Just to compare, have a look at Espial T.ESP (a similar company to Frankly listed on TSX ) that commands 90mil market cap vs TLK's $20mil. TLK should be valued at least $1.50. Sooner or later it will get noticed and its value readjusted accordingly. Just a matter of time. 
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