I agree, NASDAQ has a minimum share price that must be maintained for a given amount of time b4 being listed on their board.
Most of, if not all, institutional buyers have a minimum threshold of $5 per share and some of the bigger boys use a $7 threshold.
If you ever noticed the "name brand" Wall Street Goldmanb Sachs & the like brokerages do IPOs that open btwn $12- $16 per share.
I believe that holds true w/ the people on CNBC, they can not discuss a stock on air that is a sub $5 stock, regardless of what board it trades on.
Even Jim Cramer shys a way from sub $5 stocks on his shows.
The next step is a BB. stock listing.
But 1st things 1st. We need to have the "stop sign" removed.
I could not buy any of cprk thru TD Ameritrade today.