I believe you are correct. If they can pull the two plus million together, and I think they will, then Tivu's stock should do very well. The uplisting itself is very expensive and when you couple this with equipment, employee costs, maint., etc., Tivu is going to need some serious cash. Can they raise it? Yes, through some avenue, I think they will persist in their efforts. I also see them using the cash flow from their first contracts to expand. I also will be so bold as to say the stock will continue to trade in the mid three's to mid four's until the cash is raised. I have mentioned triggers in previous posts both negative and positive. Tivu has to have a very positve trigger to move its pps north. Their are many of us that are long but we need more longs to join us. No doubt, we have many shorts and traders here. We need a positive trigger to blow past them. Right now, we do not have it! One must consider what it will take to raise the pps. Many investors will react to positive triggers and stay if Tivu can uplist, show they have money in the bank, have a postive cash flow, etc. Until this happens, imo, we can not and should not expect the pps to grow. The stock may take a dip due to the impatient and those here expecting a quick profit. All I can say is look at the drop as another reason to add and hold on for the next several months. Tivu is one of the better long term plays in pennyland. This is a strong board. Let's keep it that way.
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