What's Up? In my opinion, they may just simply resume trading with full disclosure and try to get back on the Nasdaq after reporting all the latest deals, financials, and any future plans they may have. If this is the case, based on the revenue they had 3 years ago alone, $0.75+ is easy.
The other scenario is that they are merging with another company and using ACTT as the main entity. If this is the case, the sky is the limit
A Third scenario is that they have signed extremely large contracts,or have some sort of crazy new development within the company. Once again sky is the limit here as well.
This thing could fly on news. They need the share price at $1 for the Nasdaq, which is where they were before. A Reverse split is not in the card with the current low share structure, the company has no debt according to a press release in 2009, thus we are golden.
I can not imagine one bad scenario here that a reinstatement would be followed by.
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