I don't see the argument. Getting the share price up is a necessary but not sufficient condition to being listed on the Nasdaq. But, we were listed there once before, and we got de-listed just about the time that Cornell showed up. In fact, it seems clear to me that Neomedia first engaged Conell in an effort to keep from being de-listed.
That said, there are a number of things that have to done to get re-listed, getting the share price up is just one of them.
The post of mine that started all this back and forth stated that we could (hypothetically) do an RS without shareholder pain to get re-listed; but the obvious but unstated assumption was this: the only way we could do such a "painless" RS was if we had already ensured that we would meet the other listing requirements. Thus, a re-listing could in fact, happen quite quickly after the RS, if it is done after everything else is done.
A NOTE TO ALL: THIS IS A HYPOTHETICAL DISCUSSION ONLY.
NO ONE IS ANTICIPATING AN RS IN THE NEAR FUTURE.
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