I'd like to point out a few things that were talked about on here. IF the company is going for an uplifting to a higher exchange, there needs to be more then just a share reduction. If the company did an R/S, that would not accomplish anything good. If they got the share structure down to even 75M, with and average earnings to date of about 500K with a 17PE, that would give us a stock price of about .11. Far cry from an uplifting requirement. Plus, by doing an R/S, they would loose almost all their shareholders which is another requirement of an uplifting. So, better earnings and a plan in place to buyback shares is the only reasonable approach. This would steadily move the PPS faster. Example: say a yearly earnings of 2M and buy back 2B shares at .0002. That would cost the company 400K, BUT it would give us a share price of about .02. Now, this share price will be much, much, higher then .02 because people would be claiming all over this stock. the realistic price would most likely be .10/.25. If the earnings get even better, more share buyback and now we are over $1. UPLIFTING!
