pitadog - Agree with all points except #6.
Just my two cents, but I think that if the brokerage uses DTCC for clearing/settlement then because of the 'global lock', those brokerages cannot transfer or issue stock certs for shareholders, IMO (not certain) but you are right that it will cost $ and it may not be a good idea for stockholders because other brokerages simply may not accept a cert deposit that has a DTCC 'global lock' on it.
I do not agree with #6 because the pps has already reached par value; just my opinion, but I do not see it going lower than .001 and it has 'traded' at that level already. The 'lock' coming off or not, I think has no bearing for shareholders at all. I would agree though that the primary concern for shareholders at this point is confirmation that the company is REAL and 'has the ability to survive'. So I guess I basically agree but just not about the 'worst thing'; is not the 'lock' coming off without first knowing for certain that the company can and will survive, the only concern is the company survivability, the 'lock' IMO has no bearing on anything anymore for shareholders. We simply need to know the company can and will do real business.
Agree with point #7, except of course, do not share your sentiment about the probability or possibility of the company being able to ever sell the product for a profit. :/
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