Rick. it could also simply mean that Mika is well past his best before date and isn't paying attention to the SEC. He should look at what happened to Tenet Fintech group, another Canadian company that does business PRIMARILY in China. They have lots of revenue, did a small consolidation and uplisted to the NAS.

The SEC waited a few weeks and then forced them to delist because the SEC (and their Wall Street masters) had more questions for them about China after the initial uplist approval and then the shorts and the ambulance chasers ground then down for $14 a share to now around $7-8.

We have many similarities and NO revenue presently, so perhaps we should be careful about the rush to uplist. Might be good for management's ego and position in a buyout scenario, but dreadful for retail.

IMO of course