I want to let you guys in on a secret. Most likely, your votes will not matter. I used to work in investment banking and I have a pretty good idea how management of this caliber works. This was never supposed to be a penny stock and I can promise you that you are not the shareholders they are concerned about. Who do you think was buying up the majority of the 200 million or so new shares that were released. It wasn't the penny stock traders. It was most likely someone they are very connected with. The good news is management is on your side and their priorities are the same as yours. You can check this by looking at insider trading and their comp packages. Insiders haven't sold any shares and you can verify this by checking a bloomberg terminal. They will most likely get their pr's out on the final debt situation when it is all done with. If it happens in the middle of the week they might wait until the next Monday. Good news is better to be put out at the beginning of the week for momentum purposes. I own the stock and have been following it for quite some time. This is the first I have ever posted something and will probably not post much more, but I will post a few things that I have learned from my past experience in investment banking that might help or shed some light on a few things. One thing I will post is why they most likely had to postpone their uplisting the night before and why it is important for them to get to a major exchange ASAP.
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