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Grace4U

10/15/21 5:13 PM

#122462 RE: skichic #122461

We don’t have access to internal company information nor are we required to know. We do know they have hired a top law firm to guide them through the Nasdaq requirements. That information alone should put skeptic minds at rest. Hiring a law firm to make sure every dot is in place is a high five to me. In other words, TPT Global has a plan for Nasdaq and is taking the steps to see it through and making sure it is accomplished correctly. TPTW long and strong.
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Floatable1

10/15/21 5:19 PM

#122463 RE: skichic #122461

What Grace said!!
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sloppyjones

10/15/21 5:56 PM

#122464 RE: skichic #122461

By working. Pretty much how most things are achieved.

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Moneysign5

10/15/21 7:58 PM

#122466 RE: skichic #122461

700+ million dollar revenues will bring this stock past $4. ALPP as you mentioned has what, $25 million?
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MaxMoney5

10/15/21 10:35 PM

#122472 RE: skichic #122461

When a firm uplists to the Nasdaq or NYSE, a firm undergoes a reverse split to reduce the number of outstanding shares. With 1 billion shares currently, if they get up to 40c, they would do a 1:10 split to get to $4. At 20c it’s be a 1:20 split and 50M shares. Nasdaq only requires a public company to have 1.25M shares outstanding.