After exhausting the A/S, staying at no bid in the meantime while accumulating revs and profits over years then a R/S is the smart thing to do. There won't be a need for dilution post R/S. No dilution means it will be more difficult to short. Working with new share structure and no more bad debt means no more toxic funding new and improved institutional investors ,all translating to uplisting off this crappy exchange. I don't have a business degree ,but common sense tells me if I can milk what I can, dilute, stay at no bid, and still accumulate revs and profits with no worries running my business as usual until I was ready for uplisting AND not spend a dime for any share buyback? What do you think would be the smart thing to do from purely a business standpoint being a pinky; the lowest of the low? Because so far that's exactly what's happening from your brilliant Seamus. Oh what makes you think he's smarter than me? Maybe on how to R/S effectively. Being 'smart" is a subjective concept. I have a high aptitude for a few things but I'm far from brilliant like the Great Seamus. I agree
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