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Posted On: 10/03/2025 7:27:52 PM
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???? UNVC Filing Rhythm (Based on OTC/U.S. small-cap norms)
Q2 filing → usually mid-May.
Q3 filing → usually due mid-August.
Q4/annual filing → usually mid-November.
Q1 filing → usually mid-February.
(Exact dates vary year to year, but that’s the rough SEC cadence.)
???? Best “News Flow” Timing for an Uplist
If UNVC is serious about uplisting to Nasdaq, they would likely sync news with filings and market seasonality:
1. Q3 Filing (August) → Weak Window
Historically, August has low liquidity and summer trading lulls.
If they filed on time in August, they’d hold back major news rather than drop it in late summer.
2. Q4/Annual Filing (November) → ???? Prime Window
Mid-November is ideal: filings show the full fiscal year, auditors sign off, and the company can present a “clean” book.
Right after that, news about acquisitions, roll-ups, or new platforms could be timed to support the uplist narrative.
3. Holiday Stretch (Dec 15–Jan 1) → Avoid
Thin volume, lots of retail absent. Big news here often gets ignored.
4. January–February (Post Q1 filing) → ???? Strongest Window
New year = fresh institutional buying.
If Nasdaq approval is being sought, January–February is when companies typically drop heavy PR sequences to hold the $4+ price requirement for 30–90 days.
???? Suggested Sequence for UNVC (if uplist is real)
1. Mid-November → Annual report + 1–2 credibility news drops (new board members, partnerships).
2. Late Nov–Early Dec → PRs on acquisitions/roll-ups/tech platforms (to sustain buzz).
3. January → Big announcements (merger completion, Amazon-style pharmacy platform tie-ins, etc.).
4. February (Q1 filing) → Reinforce momentum with solid financials & final push into uplist approval.
✅ Bottom line:
November (right after Q4/annual filing) is the kickoff window.
January–February is the execution window for the largest, market-moving announcements that could coincide with uplist news.
Q2 filing → usually mid-May.
Q3 filing → usually due mid-August.
Q4/annual filing → usually mid-November.
Q1 filing → usually mid-February.
(Exact dates vary year to year, but that’s the rough SEC cadence.)
???? Best “News Flow” Timing for an Uplist
If UNVC is serious about uplisting to Nasdaq, they would likely sync news with filings and market seasonality:
1. Q3 Filing (August) → Weak Window
Historically, August has low liquidity and summer trading lulls.
If they filed on time in August, they’d hold back major news rather than drop it in late summer.
2. Q4/Annual Filing (November) → ???? Prime Window
Mid-November is ideal: filings show the full fiscal year, auditors sign off, and the company can present a “clean” book.
Right after that, news about acquisitions, roll-ups, or new platforms could be timed to support the uplist narrative.
3. Holiday Stretch (Dec 15–Jan 1) → Avoid
Thin volume, lots of retail absent. Big news here often gets ignored.
4. January–February (Post Q1 filing) → ???? Strongest Window
New year = fresh institutional buying.
If Nasdaq approval is being sought, January–February is when companies typically drop heavy PR sequences to hold the $4+ price requirement for 30–90 days.
???? Suggested Sequence for UNVC (if uplist is real)
1. Mid-November → Annual report + 1–2 credibility news drops (new board members, partnerships).
2. Late Nov–Early Dec → PRs on acquisitions/roll-ups/tech platforms (to sustain buzz).
3. January → Big announcements (merger completion, Amazon-style pharmacy platform tie-ins, etc.).
4. February (Q1 filing) → Reinforce momentum with solid financials & final push into uplist approval.
✅ Bottom line:
November (right after Q4/annual filing) is the kickoff window.
January–February is the execution window for the largest, market-moving announcements that could coincide with uplist news.
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