That's an easy one: - A legitimate Pinksheet company that is actually generating revenues and profits. - A Pinksheet company that has not diluted shareholding in over 3 years. In fact, the Company reduced issued shares by 70M - A Pinksheet company that continues to be a current OTC filer - A Pinksheet company with a conservative valuation of .29 given the "free-trading-float" and .015 given the outstanding and issued that is completely restricted. - A Pinksheet company that is conservatively growing at >10% p/a and constantly expanding client base.
Overall MTPR is a rarity in the Pinksheet market where one can invest longer term. In addition, it has a small float that can RUN to .01 any trading day of the year. The clever players use these runs to accumulate free shares in a company that has potential to uplist one-day. JMHO