Northern Graphite Corp V.NGC

Sarbanes-Oxley - great reason to avoid USA listing

[Ogopogo007]

Why waste $$$ trying to comply with S-O onerous requirements vetted by expensive lawyers, geo's etc?

NGC has a biz to build right now and into the future, use shareholder $$$ for that.

KNT...that I've been part of since 80 cents, has become a unicorn but thankfully is spending shareholder money on expansion not complying with USA Req's

JMHO

[MaterialsMan]

Supposedly, a U.S. listing provides more liquidity and exposure. You probably have a point however, in regards to the cost and hassle. I know of a company that delisted in the U.S., maybe for that reason. A  higher stock price provides the opportunity for a more prestigious listing, however in the case of NGC, that would require a reverse split.

[1student]

Hello Ogopogo007 I clearly understand your concern for capital conservation. It's too late for that though, i.e. the company management had long since told NGC investors what the overall plan is for the company and most shareholders would have reasonably concluded, as I have pointed out ad nauseam, that massive amounts of capital is required to achieve the various quite lofty goals set forth

[Harley103]

1student this is a comment you made recently, This share price stability at $0.53 could certainly change to the downside. Never the less, I'll tell you that I purchased more NGC shares today. Now your posting that you might sell all or part of your position, what event possibly NeoGraph caused your seemingly positive posture on NGC.

[1student]

Hello Harley. The following is what I, in part, stated for CBalardo just yesterday, this after having purchased more shares just the day before (obviously bad timing on my part, given the doubts creeping in now). You have to read all of what I state. Taking my comments out of context will not help either me or you in communicating and understanding what our own sentiment and option at any given