Make no mistake this is not an easy road but after the suspension the stock will trade on the greys. Everything gets more complicated but as was pointed out we are a bit different than many of the stocks that got tossed to the greys..
I own a grey stock already but it is a grey market US listing of a Canadian company. It ran from 15 cents to 49 cents after a reverse split, sold half at 42 it went down to 15-20 cents raised 12 million bucks and then halted for a pot merger and will uplist to the CSE. All I see on grey market is a last trade when one happens which is not often (and none since the Canadian side halt) . In Canada they halt for months, one has been halted for a year , it is crazy..
In any case, given all the shares we have outstanding, we should see some trading, albeit at reduced prices. My understanding is it will be matched trading only with no market makers evening share orders out.
The one potential plus here to a deal is possibly more leverage with settlements and convertible note holders.
Do not get overly optimistic though this is tough. There might be few options.
Once again RSH is correct. Certain things like filings are fixable. But getting the market maker on board might be hard but also we really need something to hatch revenue wise to have the complete picture.
So right now in addition to waiting we have a pretty big hurdle to overcome. I am not being negative just realistic.
Everything I post is my own opinion and people should always do their own research and due diligence on any company they are looking at
