Sentiment on here seems much different than before the 8K, as it should and it's one reason I think we've seen the price action we have. People are much more comfortable adding or buying back in and I think we are starting to get more on eyes on AGSS. Afterall, regardless of DD it was crazy speculative to buy before the 8K. Not only is the merger consumated but it's filled with a lot of great info. That info is there for the company to point investors too, in which they lay out detailed plans on growth...how and when. We're just waiting on who.
Don't get discouraged if the info on OTCM doesn't get updated....good sign IMO. However, I would welcome it as it does provide value for the time being they reside in OTC. But just step back for a minute and take a look at the OTC companies that are always tweeting etc...they live in OTC and will forever. AGSS is different. They're time in OTC is a result of an RM and ulitimately a means to uplist and they may not see a point to update that info on there.
My opinion on uplist...we can all agree to disagree here but I don't think they will uplist immediately meaning in Q1 or Q2. Major corporate events take time. They just completed the merger. It's my personal opinion and theory, they want to finalize acquisions before uplist to increase their valuation making them a very strong canadite. This is why they addressed price action while remaining in OTC, because they'll be there for a bit while making these acquisions. The good news is, they also addressed making sure they will be well received in the market place. i.e. PR awareness. This is not bad news...there is a long run way of catalysts here and it benefits everyone to increase PPS.
Regarding timelines...we're all here to make money. Markets are forward thinking because no one wants left out and it's near impossible to time liquidity events & this coupled with an extremely small float, anything is possible as it could catch lighting in a bottle knowing it's a matter of "when" not "if" we start to get some news on AGSS.
Happy New Year to all & Cheers I think we have a good one here. And on that note, I'll leave this quote from Investopedia (take it for what it's worth), "You should also learn how the merger works and in what ways the reverse merger would benefit shareholders for the private and public company. While this can be a time-consuming process, the rewards can be tremendous—especially if you find the diamond in the rough that becomes a large, successful publicly traded company."
Bullish
