Investors like me look to the intraday price somewhat infrequently. Right now we're in a unique point in history with respect to USGL, so it's fun to look at Level II. But it's for no other reason than to assess liquidity. The higher the liquidity, the better the stock's exposure. And over time (months to years), as liquidity grows, so will the stock price. Tomorrow will mark, in my humble opinion, the start of that massive growth. Everything until now has laid the foundation for the emergence of a real airline. This isn't "paper" anymore. Certification is so much closer than many of us realize, in my opinion. And when we hear those beautiful words "USGL is now a Part 121 certified air carrier" then you will see some of the fastest stock price increases to ever occur. We've got room for an 800% return from current levels this year if we get certified - that's my most conservative estimate.
I, for one, plan on laughing my ass off all the way to the bank over the next 2-3 years as this company provides some of the best returns of any stock, OTC or elsewhere. It'll be far more intellectually stimulating to do due diligence on an airline that's growing instead of one that's still trying to get certified. We're very close.