It's interesting because, taken with the other information and recent interviews available, it does seem to put to rest the notion that there's no connection between NHPI and Woodbrook--I've seen claims here that the NHPI disclosure of its deal with Woodbrook was fake. It seems very unlikely Doherty would retweet two NHPI-related statements in as many days if it weren't indeed NHPI it acquired. So whatever's happening or not happening re: NASDAQ, and whatever one thinks of Woodbrook, its partners, or its CEO, it at least seems NHPI has been acquired by Woodbrook towards the stated goal of going public with a NASDAQ uplisting, so in this quagmire of opposing viewpoints, that's at least a factual starting point for an NHPI assessment.
The real question now, IMO, and as some others have written, is what the share structure will be with the merged company, and whether they will actually become NASDAQ listed. How much value will these NHPI shares carry in the merged company? My read of the October disclosure, which includes details of the preferred shares transaction, is that NHPI may have done very well here. But we'll see. I sold half my shares around .025 and held the rest. The shares have taken a recent beating, but don't see an OTC I like better right now in terms of risk/reward from the current price level, so I'm happy to hold. So much of the float changed hands above this price level that it's hard to imagine a big pump isn't coming at the very least; at best there could indeed be a huge merger and NASDAQ listing.
So it's interesting.
