Going to Nasdaq is good. I have never argued otherwise, and the higher quality marketplace that Nasdaq represents over the OTC will be beneficial to the stock.
But...it has to get there first, and some of the suggestions as to how that will happen are not realistic on any level.
This stock will have to RS AND sell a meaningful amount of stock through the offering to build up the company equity.
The acquisition of Sound Concepts has no bearing on anything at this point because the offering has to be successfully COMPLETED before they can close on it.
They could wait to apply for uplist until after the acquisition closes, but NASDAQ is likely to require some amount of "seasoning" of the combined company before they consider an uplist.
The less risky route is to uplist based on the offering only under the Equity Standard.
...and that requires two things to happen.
1) Sell enough stock to create a balance sheet that meets Nasdaq's requirements, and,
2) Get the pps above $4 per share.
I realize that some just think those two things can just magically happen without an RS or with an offering price FAR above the existing market...but that is wholly unrealistic.
FUSZ needs to manage some expectations or their offering will fail out of the gate.
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