And you mentioned the key point….look at any R/S that has occurred on the OTC and you will see the market will often decide on a sell off which will most likely trim the share price by 50 percent. Too many unknowns to hold when a sell off is usually imminent and a buy back in at a 50 percent discount is a plausible possibility.
Most here are aware of the “idealism” within your statement, but market sentiment doesn’t agree in most instances. A big factor which supports that sentiment is an unaffected authorized share count after the R/S.
Anyone who feels confident about a R/S in the otc to enable an uplisting is overlooking the importance of fundamentals to drive share price.
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