I suggest before you turn wine into vinegar, you read up on NASDAQ and NYSE Investment Banker compliance before letting your imaginations run wild. There are both legal and contractural compliance reasons for no news, especially at the levels at which this company is dealing. So you can read into no news all you like - its not going to change what the company is doing. And you are not going to get any news until certain disclosures and other regulatory filings are completed and filed as well as approvals by its new bankers. The new bankers are NOT allowed to buy stock in the open market, they are NOT allowed to talk about the company with other bankers and brokers unless a no-trade letter is executed - which means again, NO trading in the stock. The company operates on the SEC and its bankers timelines and regulations, not IHUB''s or day traders. There is plenty of disclosure and plenty of "signals" via those prior disclosures to help you see where this company is going. If its taking too long for you, thats understandable. Will just have to make room I guess for new longs.
And for that comment on the Canadian Exchange, thats a LOT like the OTC. I am SURE the company isn't dealing with that level of banker - knocking down the price in order to price a deal. Thats absolutely absurd. Thats not how the type of deal the company wants to secure is done. Not AT ALL.
