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That's exactly what I was trying to convey (although I probably didn't articulate it as clearly as you did in my post last night). Issue a steady stream of press releases......get the PPS to peak (prognosticating at $1-$2), only then apply the R/S. This would bring the PPS anywhere from $7 to $10 a share.
Then, if they have all their ducks lined up with the S.E.C. and the NASDAQ, they can let this thing ride, and close for 30 consecutive days above the minimum closing BID of $3.....then procure their NASDAQ listing and never look back.
My original point was, they would want to get the share price up as high as possible BEFORE the reverse-split, so as to give them a huge price cushion during the 30 day waiting period. In other words, even if there were a huge GTEC sell-off, or a market crash, GTEC's share price would most likely continue to remain above the $3 minimum closing BID for the requisite 30 consecutive trading days. But trying to get the share price up AFTER the reverse-split would put us in a very precarious position.....right behind the eight ball.
Thanks for better articulating this sentiment.
