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Re: stockguru1971 post# 16933

Monday, 10/21/2019 6:22:34 AM

Monday, October 21, 2019 6:22:34 AM

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Perception is reality and it will be seen as a failure.  The side note that this is just a “short term” move will just be ignored.  QX is beneath us.  The people (here and elsewhere)  who have been claiming PRED will never make it to nasdaq and it’s all a scam are going to put it in our faces like we’ve never seen before.  It will be a gift wrapped excuse for the market makers to knock this down anywhere they want.  I see zero benefit and only a huge potential negative.  It does not open the door to new investors and funds who can help with exposure so what’s the point?  According to some rule I’ve never seen, we still won’t be able to put out press on the QX with meat on the bone because the Nasdaq application will still be active.  So what will the new eyes even get to see?  Fluff press?  If QX is a more sophisticated investor they will sniff out fluff press in a second.  If nasdaq doesn’t think we’re deserving simply because we’re a pink sheet then they can go to hell.  Let’s reverse split and roll the dice with the NYSE.  If paying whatever fee to get to QX is a CYA move for nasdaq then I would tell nasdaq to F off and grow a pair.  Unfortunately, the QX will be a morale crusher to good honest people who held through the highs because the Nasdaq carrot was dangled in our faces.  Thomas should have never posted that photo if this wasn’t a done deal.  Again, long term it means nothing.  Short term, many who held higher are going to think it’s going sub dollar and try to unload so they can pick it back up for half price.  If nasdaq told the company they want us coming from QX then the company needs to come right out and tell us nasdaq required that and why they required that.  Honestly, how many hoops can we jump through for these people?  What box did we not check off in June and July when the PPS was not an issue.  The company needs to tell us.  Why did Donohue Advisory not tell us we needed to be QX before we applied to nasdaq?  After all, he practically wrote the rules!!  Something is not adding up here.  Why did we apply to nasdaq before the form 10 was accepted?  Did nasdaq tell us to go ahead and submit or was this our mistake?  Why did we not engage a nasdaq approved/preferred auditor before the audits?  Why is Thomas predicting $25-30 by year’s end and we can’t even get out of the OTC purgatory?  If we’re on QX are we still not allowed to put out numbers because of a still pending Nasdaq application?  Will we only put out fluff press for the foreseeable future because nasdaq just might take us within the next year or two?  I’m sorry, I still feel like the NYSE would take us in a second and that’s the better route to go.  That or a buyout. Unfortunately, I see where this is going and hope I’m wrong.