PNTV step by step 1) Before the C.O. (certifica
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PNTV step by step
1) Before the C.O. (certificate of occupancy) from the city of North Las Vegas was approved, it would NOT have been allowed to start bringing things into the building.
Maybe read that sentence a few times before you wonder why the building was empty BEFORE the C.O. approval.
now that C.O. is approved, the setup can begin.
2) State approval next - this is a different set of rules and regulations - one step at a time - this is how the professionals do it.
3) PNTV was able to do one thing in advance, regardless of city and state regulations - they upgraded PNTV to OTCQB. This is a venture stage marketplace for early and developmental companies and is an upgrade from the OTC pinks.
4) Next will be the OTCQX, which has the further requirement of a pps of .10 or higher for at least 90 days. After that, a move to the NASDAQ might be considered, might not. It has advantages and disadvantages, but let's not get ahead of ourselves - we're not crossing that bridge yet.
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1) Before the C.O. (certificate of occupancy) from the city of North Las Vegas was approved, it would NOT have been allowed to start bringing things into the building.
Maybe read that sentence a few times before you wonder why the building was empty BEFORE the C.O. approval.
now that C.O. is approved, the setup can begin.
2) State approval next - this is a different set of rules and regulations - one step at a time - this is how the professionals do it.
3) PNTV was able to do one thing in advance, regardless of city and state regulations - they upgraded PNTV to OTCQB. This is a venture stage marketplace for early and developmental companies and is an upgrade from the OTC pinks.
4) Next will be the OTCQX, which has the further requirement of a pps of .10 or higher for at least 90 days. After that, a move to the NASDAQ might be considered, might not. It has advantages and disadvantages, but let's not get ahead of ourselves - we're not crossing that bridge yet.
prof
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