Replies to post #133634 on DD Support Board and Research Team

[Arthur]

NASDAQ has also stringent capitalization requirements, which a R/S doesn't fix.
$11M of cumulative revenue in the last 3 years, or cash flow of $27.5M over the same period, a market value of $45M, and a share price over $4, and so on and so forth.

http://venturelawcorp.com/listing-requirements-nasdaq/

[BigBake1]

I hate the word "uplist", it is just becoming listed. There is no such thing as uplisting when it comes to OTC. You become listed on an exchange from a shitty market of the OTC and that is it. There is no such thing as "uplisting".

[integral]

I remain suspect of this "other current asset" on the balance sheet, and the "receipt of paid in capital" on the cash flow, all the while the balance offsets inclusive of a currency translation.

No Notes nor MD&A.

And it is the majority asset, over 50%. Any auditor would want disclosure on any majority asset, even if it is less than 50%.

Very suspicious.

But for now, I have a date with a rock in the middle of the ocean with white sand beaches with my name on it. Gonna stay at LAX on Century Blvd tonight, got an early flight. Will poke my nose in here and there until I get back.

My daughter is taking spring break from college and coming with, but flying in and out of San Jose instead, but I still might change my plans and fly into there back to Cali. I haven't seen what her dorm looks like in over a year. So I might be gone nearly three weeks. My other daughter is taking a course in India. Trust me, I won't be heading there to visit.

Fun times.