With regard to the voting, I fully think we need to do whatever is possible to stay on NASDAQ. With that being said, I think there are ways to create a trap by voting yes on everything. Superficially it looks like we are voting on dilution with more shares and a reverse split. With an announcement of a reverse split, but then a granting of shares to people that own shares and still own them from a prior date, it would squeeze the naked shorts to death. At the same time rewarding long-term investor loyalty and reducing the potential reverse split affect on them. The granted shares could even be in the form of restricted shares or in warrants with no sale dates applied. Possible dividends associated with the long-term holding of new shares? There are lots of options to reduce the risk for long-term investors and screw these naked shorts.
The best method, of course, is to start earning via the platform. Rory has an interest in focusing on the entertainment value of livestream shopping but perhaps they should open a 2nd avenue on the site for garage sale livestreaming to the masses. My fear is the entertainment value might take too long to develop. The valuation of other companies livestreaming is certainly much higher than verb. We are currently sitting at barely more than gross earnings with our market cap. That is ridiculous. I’m certainly glad to see the strong updates in the SAA division of verb. I hope quarterly growth of sales shows this with a nice bump this quarter