Rox, in my opinion they would need to be firing on all cylinders and showing consistent cash flows so that anything nefarious could be ruled out. This is all conjecture on my part of course and in response to board banter, but being involved in many stocks one can't help but realize that much of SNEY's problem is the enormous float and microscopic share price. C'mon everyone here has to be thinking the same thing! What's the only way to rectify this? It's glaringly obvious that a R/S is the solution but not here...not now as it wouldn't be well received IMO. I have been involved in 5 R/S before. 2 worked and 3 didn't...and the 3 that didn't work all had 1 thing in common: nothing behind it. The 2 that did work, worked fantastically. So to go back to my earlier comment, for a R/S to be well received it needs to make sense from a strategic and tactical standpoint.
Just my 2 cents ...
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