Bottom line: No is interested in a flooring company. In the past 3 years there have been three major volume days(Dont quote me on it). In between those bumps was nothing...months and years of no trading action. I believe this stock was at 0.00001 for months at one point. There is only a nominal demand for this product and that's a problem.
Investors looking at this company want to see a healthy trading stock. Even if this turd only traded a million shares a day it would be a good sign for investors if it did that every day. Not in TSNP land though. We have one good day here and then years of nothing. That is too much risk for any investor to accept.
Lack of transparency: other pink stocks that are nothing but shells still maintain a trading volume because their defunct CEO still releases financials and updates on the company's standings. That gives hope to investors that it may turn around. At TSNP we haven't had a PR release since December of 2015 I believe. It's been more than a year. We don't know what happened to wayfair and Walmart. We don't know how the company is doing with its online sales which leads any investor believe that is a bad sign. TSNP could be dead azz broke for all we know which might also be the reason why the CEO is "reducing the company footprint". In business, you don't downsize when business is good. You downsize when business is bad and you are trying to save money in order to survive.
As I've said before, this CEO has no business sense. He's a complete tool.
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