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Posted On: 08/28/2019 9:44:13 PM
Post# of 36566
Here is what Joe posted on 8/16. 90 days at 2, or 10 days at 3 or 5 days at 4. Don't know why he posted something contradictory later.
Posted On: 08/16/2019 5:25:31 PM
Posted By: MMPJOE
Re: Creekrat #5448
Everyone I hope understands there is a big difference in a brand new listing verses an old Nasdaq with huge Nasdaq history with the exchanges, also the exchanges waive certain criteria or requirements it’s all relevant to where the company is, the 5 biggest items are, share holder equity (way past that), assets under management (way past that), shareholders and board lots (past that), volume (past that) and 90 days 2 bucks, 10 days 3 bucks or 5 days 4 bucks, a nd an exchange can waive on any of them maybe accept shareholder equity, going concern or assets the rest is based on company from what i understand and experience, and how nice your reviewer at the exchange is. Thinking this is the same as a new listing in my humble opinion is wrong!
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Posted On: 08/16/2019 5:25:31 PM
Posted By: MMPJOE
Re: Creekrat #5448
Everyone I hope understands there is a big difference in a brand new listing verses an old Nasdaq with huge Nasdaq history with the exchanges, also the exchanges waive certain criteria or requirements it’s all relevant to where the company is, the 5 biggest items are, share holder equity (way past that), assets under management (way past that), shareholders and board lots (past that), volume (past that) and 90 days 2 bucks, 10 days 3 bucks or 5 days 4 bucks, a nd an exchange can waive on any of them maybe accept shareholder equity, going concern or assets the rest is based on company from what i understand and experience, and how nice your reviewer at the exchange is. Thinking this is the same as a new listing in my humble opinion is wrong!
Read More: https://investorshangout.com/post/view?id=551...z5xwytESCG
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