BBB or anyone else. Now that we are on the pinks again, I was trying to think of what is different for us?
I believe we are not required to file as many SEC requirements, and I am also not sure if financials are required as well. If the company figured this was going to happen, I wonder if there is any way this can be viewed as strategic?
I know there were past arguments about needing to be on a big board for institutional ownership, or for to better our chances at funding, but does that really matter if we do have a sizeable contract or Argus, re-engineered, proves promising? If the NIE results in a multiyear contract for BIB's, I can't imagine funders would not touch us just because we are trading on the pinks.
Also, they say trading on the pinks is ripe for manipulation. I realize that puff PR's and other forms of manipulation can be part of the circus, but from a trading standpoint, do they mean that trades can be less orderly and result in more violent swings up and down?
