Is it true that if they buys back some of the common shares, it will make the shares more scarce, thus making CKYS more desireable, in turn investors will pay more for the shares?
If this is the case, later Jim may authorize forward splits instead of reverse splits. Just think if we uplist, the pps will gap significantly, then the more elite ivestors will desire the stock. If he forward splits, the price will obviously be cut in half, however the profits are still very significant for the investors who got in on the ground floor. We then can ride the price back up with more savvy investor, and the O/S will be relative to what they are now, in turn eliminating the dilution factor.
Just a thought. Your thoughts?