I haven't researched the listing requirements for the F exchange. I have read about OTC listed companies complaining that they were listed on the F exchange without their permission and it was a royal pain to get off of it.
As far as the sp... I have no idea. It may get pumped and dumped as some here are hoping so they can join in the dumping process. I personally have found that to be a very risky trading strategy and lost more than my fair share doing it. Look at the 5 yr chart for dnap. I was there for a lot of that action. I did ok until I decided to go long and hold...then I cut my losses and left with what I could. That is what dilution does when a company sells shares to keep the lights on. I don't know if that's the case for pgpm since there are no audited financials. It is possible that pgpm is profitable; however, it's not likely that they have enough assets to grow as they like, and they're using equity sales to raise cash to fund their growth. This can be ok if they're actually adding value faster than they're diluting, but it could take a while for the sp to recover, as it most likely won't until the dilution stops. I believe the late posted trades are dilution. I also see the disbelief and distrust of the investing community that must be allayed before the sp will climb. Good luck.
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