Please correct me if I'm wrong, I believe that if on Monday we get the 10-Q, it will be 3 financial reports in a row that are on time. I believe that even if we get the NT, if we file within the 5 days allocated it's considered to be on time. If I'm right about that, and if a year of financials being on time is part of Nasdaq and/or NYSE requirements, if we're on time in Mid August, with a share price or $4 or more, we may be fully compliant to uplist at that time to the exchange of our choice.
I'm not suggesting that it couldn't come before then if our share price is dramatically higher, I believe that some requirements could be waived, but a full year of on time financials should certainly meet requirements. Let's see if we get the report on Monday. I think it's very possible the quarterly could answer some questions we'd ask at the Annual Meeting.
It's been my experience in other companies that if questions are clearly identified before quarterly, or other presentations, they wind up being covered in corporate remarks before a Q&A period begins.
Gary
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