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Real McCoy

06/16/20 6:45 PM

#165602 RE: CUIN2 #165601

I don't think is a totally fair answer.

It dismisses a question that comes from truth and is not flattering (i.e., they don't want to be confronted on some of the instances of failure to deliver and issue new benchmarks on which to be held accountable later), and tries to do so with a flattering kind of remark (i.e., they've "graduated" to NASDAQ).

I'm not going to say NASDAQ was a failure. It was neutral. It hurt the valuation but unrelated to the act of uplisting itself. They have access to deeper capital pools but are worth 32M, making it hard to believe that quality of investors was a limiting factor.
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jobynimble

06/16/20 7:54 PM

#165606 RE: CUIN2 #165601

Simple.

NASDAQ companies don’t take questions from retail investors in Q earnings calls, just institutional investors and analysts.



Then why did Rory allow certain shareholders to ask selected questions?

I know of quite a few companies over the years that started small on NASDAQ and allowed questions from retail shareholders. Some made it big and some didn’t but to say NASDAQ companies only take questions from analysts and institutional investors is false...