Actually- The uplisting was long known and anticipated so its impact on share price was well baked into the current price. As far as being fully reporting and now having a CFO, well those are kind of normal and expected things, too. If they hadn't been reporting - though sometimes late- the share price would not have extended over a penny and the QB up list would never have happened. So let's be happy for normalcy. My point was aimed at the seriously exuberant fantasy that share price was going to double over night because of the up listing to QB. That obviously isn't happening, though it may keep the price stable. As far as dilution, it is a major factor in share value. With the current OS and AS and even the most optimistic growth forecasts, IMHO, SGBY may reach $.25 in the next couple of years, after continued wild price fluctuations. That would be an amazing run and my trading account would be ecstatic. This is all predicated on SGBY staying solvent and not super diluting. Pick a spot to jump on board, strap yourself in, and hopefully enjoy the ride. Again, this is IMHO and should be taken as one person's honest attempt to evaluate his investment. GLTY
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