Thanks for pointing that out. It seems like half of these subpenny stocks are registered in Nevada because it’s too easy there. The better tax rate in Wyoming made sense to me. I considered that a sign the company expects to have more to tax going forward, but the fact that compliance in WY was not a problem really was big news. It didn’t occur to me until your comment, but you’re right.
WY state government has a tradition of running a tight ship when it comes to commerce and public transparency/accountability. It goes back to when the copper barons essentially owned the state and were finally driven out of power. Anti-corruption laws were passed that became models for other states. WY still has some of the toughest campaign finance laws going back to that era. (Pardon the historical footnote.)
I'm adding what you pointed out to a growing list of things the company has accomplished. The company is moving in the right direction and making substantial, measurable progress. I am happy with what the CEO is working on now to capture cash flow from the revenue growth achieved. Some patience required some days, traders buying, selling, holding as it suits their own objectives, but the stock will trade up from here (not every day necessarily) and break out of the 000s. .002s will go soon.
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