There is nothing to say that STOY cannot move up to the next tier when the fins come out......ziggy
Advantages Associated With Pink Sheets
Advantages
The biggest advantage of trading pink sheets is that they are very inexpensive per share - some cost even less than $1. Because of this, even penny moves can mean a great return for an investor because of the higher volatility levels. (For related reading, see Catching A Lift On The Penny Express.)
Another advantage is finding a once-strong company that has subsequently been beaten down. If a company was once listed on a major exchange like the NYSE, but has been delisted because it no longer meets certain requirements, an investor could buy shares of that company with the hope it could make a comeback. IE...wiggy
Being early to a party may not be hip, but being early on a rising stock certainly is. When it comes to pink sheets-listed companies, you can invest in a small company that may not be nationally known. Investing in this company can be quite profitable if it continues to grow; it may even end up on a major exchange in the future.
Another advantage of pink sheets firms is the introduction of a new classification or tier system for differentiating stocks. These tiers make it easier to steer clear of the higher-risk companies listed on the pink sheets market. (To read about other stock-classification systems, see GICS Vs. ICB: Competing Systems For Classifying Stocks.)