I think it will probably be good. The biggest benefit I see is that R/S + uplisting would allow institutional investors (who ask questions at our conference calls and are clearly monitoring us) to actually buy in, since most are under restrictions to not invest in companies under a certain valuation/share price (like $3 or $5, I believe) for risk reasons.
With regards to your example-- a R/S makes it possible to get to $20 at all.... I mean, with the current 625,000,000 share structure (or whatever we're up to now) we'd have to be worth over 12.5 BILLION to get a $20 price tag, which is totally ridiculous by anyone's estimates... that's more than DDD and SSYS and a lot of these printer manufacturers combined! On the one hand, yeah it sucks that we'll all have less shares-- but I think (hope!) that the fresh eyes and the ability for funds/ institutional investors to start buying in will more than offset any downside. It should at least go a long way toward bolstering our perception as a legitimate player in the 3D space. [It is very weird for a company who's working with Honeywell, GE, Air Force, to be valued at .05-.06 lol].
Personally, I've been in since .028 back in 2013. The run up to .275 was great...but for the past year or two, we've all pretty much been trading amongst ourselves. The company has made great strides in that time--milestone wise we're in a much better place that we were back in the 20 cent range-- but in terms of share price-- it's going to take a lot of new people buying in to really take us to the next level and I think R/S / uplisting is about the only way we'll be able to do that in a reasonable amount of time. That's not saying anything against the company.... they knew timing was everything and the window to market was narrow, so bought up a crappy shell to get to market faster, rather than go through the more time consuming start-from-scratch IPO route.... It was a good call in the sense that we seem to be a market leader in 3D Quality Assurance... but not good in terms of us having a bloated share count from the start. Silver is right, this is the next logical step, IMO.
PS: It's cool you're from Ky :) GO CATS!
