One positive with this stock is that the SEC never pursued an administrative hearing that resulted in revocation. If the company itself was dirty this would have happend imo. The second positive is that GBDX never went BK. Also good.
But it's clear that as long as GBDX stays on the gray sheets there will be little opportunity to see price movement. So maybe as Tom says going to a foreign exchange is the best route. My only question would be: can the average investor with Etrade, Ameritrade etc trade stocks listed on the Namibian SE, Johannesburg SE etc? We would need listed access (realtime bid and ask pricing) to help provide momentum for price movement.
We would also need communication from new management to provide details on any assets or deals that would attract buyers.
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