If it's a publicly traded company on a foreign exchange, that will make this SUPER easy. The stock price will get pegged to what it is abroad. Very very easy to reason about SRNW as an investor. I actually hope that happens.
Why do you fabricate the nonsense about a merger with a European company.
SRNW/Sharp doesn't have anything to offer a real company. SRNW doesn't have a 15c filed and approved - no real company is going to use a hijacked shell to go public.
"I just used European firms to make a point that established companies are seeking US market access. In short, GS is not limited to courting just startups like HMBL. Many of these foreign firms are established in their respective countries and even listed on their local exchanges. Opening up an OTC sub will give them direct access to US investors."
European companies don't need a Sharp empty shell to go public - they can file a S-1 and go public on the OTC without the baggage of a Sharp hijacked shell.
The SEC is making it very difficult for hijacked/custodianship shells - if they don't have a 15c it is very difficult to get a MM to file it for the company. The MMs don't want any smoke from FINRA.
There has never been a hijacked/custodianship shell that was turned into a real company - they are always about insider enrichment.
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