Post by
johhnyr on Jan 24, 2021 10:00am
nasdaq listing question
if its 4.80 cdn as a minimum share price to be listed that is a reverse split of 10 to 1 which depletes the amount of shares out there....we know this is a great growth company ...could a reverse split send a wrong message? since a lot of reverse splits are companies trying not to be delisted ...we are brick and mortar during a pandemic when most stores have curbside pick up or delivery ...all brick and mortar are suffering.... please excuse me if this has been asked before .. i think hiti wanted to raise eyebrows ....which it obviously did i am happy very happy but do you think storming ahead for a nasdaq listing is a good idea right now? or just let the stock price grow naturally. hopefully in the spring all stores will be fully open including the 10 plus mets stores still in progress , that quarter will be truley amazing .....maybe that would be the correct time for nasdaq listing ....again i am sorry if its been asked before but i really dont see the point of a nasdaq listing if its going to be a 10 to 1 reverse split 44 million shares in total .....i am not a savy stock market guy ...explain the bensfits of this like you are taliking to a noob because i am!! lol
Comment by
Hammer1 on Jan 24, 2021 10:29am
Great question. I would prefer for HITI to not split for all of the reasons you suggested. Grind it out and see where the stock price is in a quarter or 2 ...or 3. Perhaps we can get to the Naz without the split. I find that people don't have enough patience these days. My best. GL H
Comment by
teamcannabis on Jan 24, 2021 2:10pm
this is all about first mover status,we will be the first large retailer on nazdaq.and in position when it goes legal federally in the us.Also us citizens cannot legally invest in retail or lp's on the tsx
Comment by
SpeedJ581 on Jan 24, 2021 1:30pm
Don’t take this the wrong way, and I know others are thinking the same thing, but posts are so much easier to read with some punctuation. Lol I’m just saying because I am interested in what everyone has to say. (Well most people anyway)