Posted On: 09/29/2016 6:58:29 AM
Post# of 75360
According to the article, 42% of LARGE companies ($75 mm to $700 mm) filed late using an NT.
I really don't expect superior performance from minimally staffed companies just moving off the pink sheets.
The argument that they don't have much to report is bull shit. It's about time and resources, and that also applies with the auditors. That's another story, and another thing they could spend more money on, but it's completely unnecessary at this stage.
Anyone actually investing should be glad they haven't chosen from the rich boy catalog with every single move they've made (including several more employees), or the dilution that the bashers continue to embellish out of proportion actually might have become toxic. The main thing is it's getting done just like the last one, and we'll be uplisting this time.
I really don't expect superior performance from minimally staffed companies just moving off the pink sheets.
The argument that they don't have much to report is bull shit. It's about time and resources, and that also applies with the auditors. That's another story, and another thing they could spend more money on, but it's completely unnecessary at this stage.
Anyone actually investing should be glad they haven't chosen from the rich boy catalog with every single move they've made (including several more employees), or the dilution that the bashers continue to embellish out of proportion actually might have become toxic. The main thing is it's getting done just like the last one, and we'll be uplisting this time.
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