What I do realize is that this is NOT the typical pinksheet stock, if it were they would have been doing a lot more pumping before they diluted. The fact is that if a company does want to move from pinks and do any kind of uplisting, they need a solid background and some proven success. Blowing smoke this early in the stage wouldn't do any good. It would only fall deeper in the sub-pennies and have NO chance of uplisting. If you're looking for a quick profit I would say this isn't the stock for you and it's time to move on. (although it may have some runs coming due) Just don't expect it to happen over night. Too many people these days are impatient and want everything right NOW and that's not the way business works. You are right about the financials not mattering much with pinksheets, but why would a legitimate company want to short themselves by staying in the pinksheets? Do you think any of the successful stocks on the nasdaq said, "let's just stay a pinksheet stock, if we just release a good PR we can make lots of money of the investors"? NO, they worry about building their business so it will survive down the road. I mean seriously. Most people who invest DON'T invest in Pinksheets, they choose the more stable route. We're all obviously the risk takers here, so either be patient or move on.
