In my experiences with stocks that have opened on other exchanges
it has not resulted in shares to shareholders of the company. We
don't know exactly what is in the works here with Mark so it is
difficult to know what deal is being struck.
However, the exchange offers TYTN access to another capital market,
probably means TYTN will have access to capital beyond what it
would need here & legitimacy to a certain degree. Within the
scope of knowing who Mark is & what he has accomplished in his
life (without scandal, drama, legal issues, etc.) it is a VERY
good thing that will give the company more visibility worldwide
along with providing for the capital needs as discussed.
But name recognition overseas, image, awareness, all that for
marketing with a new company can't be discounted either.
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