Certainly a catch 22. If we were on Nasdaq we'd be 'respectable' and maybe there'd be more transparency and a better handle on shorting NLST, along with real institutional ownership. But we'd have the BOD and one of the infringers would eventually offer to buy us out at $20 and most likely it'd be voted on and approved by a BOD. Hong believes there's a whole lot more meat on the bone and didn't want to do that, so no BOD and no Nasdaq. And so we sit on the stinky manipulated OTC. Not sure which is the correct decision. Only time will tell. Let's just hope it's not another 5-10 years of time to find out.
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