And so it is (i.e., symbol removed from Schwab listing). Hadn't noticed, or considered that the VTRO symbol was tied up with the IPO filing, which was tied to the AMEX. With that now officially dead, yes, they will need to refile the VTRO symbol with the NASDAQ. But I suspect we won't see it reappear in the Schwab listing until and unless the shares start trading. The only question now is what the market thinks the shares are worth. If it's north of $10/share (and a $40-50 million market cap), then we will be on the NASDAQ. If it's less than that, then we will have to see if they are willing to re-enter the OTC markets. The problem with that for them is that it will be harder to raise capital. We'll just have to see if demand materializes for the shares. And on that note, it sure as heck would help if they would start publicizing the technology, and if their CEO would come out of hiding. It's hard to generate interest in something that the public has never heard of.
