Tonner One World Holdings Inc (TONR)

[Voices of Reason]

From the interview Mr. Daniel gave a couple weeks ago concerning the R/S:

Mr. Daniel: Yeah. Well, the strategy of the reverse split is, in order to attract the kind of financing that is non-diluted, you have to get your stock price out of the dilution zone, okay? And that's bottom line. And like that example I used earlier, with the $10,000, you have to get your stock price to a point where, first of all, there's value behind that. Because a lot of companies do a reverse split, and it's just kind of a wash, rinse, and repeat cycle, where, you know, they do the reverse and then they keep doing the same diluting of the financing in order to, you know, get money for whatever purposes; building a business, or to pay employees, or pay executives, whatever. So, that's not the right approach. What you do, is that you do the reverse and then you bring value. The value that we're going to be bringing behind, the new stock price will be, first of all, overseas distribution; new distribution deals, sales numbers, okay? New media coverage, new promotional efforts; so, things that create momentum. Because a reverse split that's done and there's no momentum to move the new stock price forward, you're just wasting your time, okay?

Does having no trades thru the 2nd day of the R/S split qualify as "no momentum"? You know? Okay?