I can see your vision jimmy, but only if I lick my toads back a few times. Where to begin. First, NWBO does not know the exact date of approval so how can they coordinate uplisting? Number 2, uplisting takes certain requirements, first of all an SP that we do not currently have. Hundreds of millions traded the first few days? "stock is churned over and over by HF Trading Algorithms of the Market Makers." "the stock will be trading so fast and some brokerages may not have the ability to execute market orders. " "it'll take three or four days and hundreds of millions of shares traded after approval to find NWBO's new trading range" I'm going to need to buy more toads.
Jimmy, the only way to uplist is to achieve a share price of at least $2, and that's because we were previously on the Nasdaq and could relist, otherwise it would be $4. I see no way of achieving such a price prior to the announcement of approval. I also believe that some requirement exists where the required price has to be sustained for some period of time, I'm uncertain of what it is.
The point is, this just doesn't happen instantly, it takes time.
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