A couple of things I have never seen before here. The restructuring to a holding company and all that was involved with that and seeing a former fortune 500 president come into a penny stock are both firsts for me. The latter is really the reason I am feeling confident here.
Anyone who knows me knows I do my research and that definitely applies to any management. I have never seen anyone even close to having the record and legitimousy of Jim Morrison.
Morrison looks sincerely excited about Availa. That is why I said that every shareholder here should watch the video of his discussing Availa with PBI's CEO. I don't think this guy is going to jeopardize his legacy by being part of some pinky BS. That's why this R/S is not as big of a concern for me as it would be in other OTC companies. I understand that Morrison is going to want this on the big boards. Setting this at 1 for 40 instead of the original 1 for 100 tells me they expect they are going to be able to get this to an eligible PPS level from the .50 it will start from. The other thing the 1-40 does is keeps this from an immediate short attack post-split as the 1-100 would have given a price that would allow shorting. That to me is putting some thought into shareholders and a good sign. A real leader of a public company is not singularly focused on growth but also on protecting the shareholders' value. That is far from the typical OTC CEO that often has no concern for either and only looks out for themselves.
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