Good evening patience,
While I follow your logic, I respectfully do not agree with your insinuations because it makes no sense to me that any media company or institutional investor, investment banking firm, etc. would host a meeting with Bradley and any of PRED’s other management team members at NASDAQ’s facilities as they have their own offices in which they can conduct meetings. If NASDAQ allowed PRED to use their facilities to conduct non-NASDAQ business, you would have to rationalize that they would allow a lot of other organizations to host non-BASDAQ meetings as well and I just cannot imagine NASDAQ opening their facilities up to such a wide audience.
Instead, I would submit to you that Bradley was at the NASDAQ facilities for one simple reason - to conduct NASDAQ related business. As you know, during any uplisting process, companies generally have to answer a series of questions that the NASDAQ application processors, analysts, attorneys, etc. generate during their review process. After PRED had submitted answered to what they believed would be the final round of questioning prior to them receiving approval from NASDAQ to uplist their stock, the Hindenburg report hit piece was issued. To fulfill their responsibility of trying to protect the integrity of their organization and the investing public, NASDAQ felt compelled to investigate the allegations made within the Hindenburg report. It is my opinion that, instead of taking the time to compose long drawn out responses to NASDAQ’s inquiries, Bradley and PRED’s team of advisors, attorneys, etc. decided to go to New York (either at the request of the NASDAQ officials or on their own volition) to personally answer any questions related to the Hindenburg report.
Hence, it is my opinion that Bradley was at the NASDAQ facilities for one simple reason - to handle NASDAQ related business.
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