Re: NEX..delisting and CNSX status
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Feb 04, 2009 04:34PM
Engineering, procurement, construction & management of crude oil refineries.
Boe
Remember the Nex days? where wwf.h broke...no shattered every volume and value statistic ever created, and still holds them to this day.
It proves a point. Build it and they will come.......If John Q Public likes WWF, he will seek it out regardless of exchange.
If your issue is validity, let me tell you what the brokes and industry leaders are saying about the CNSX on Howe St.......where the pennies will always be centered in Canada. The talk is that the founders are savvy veterans that see a need for less interference, less financially restrictive to small staffed juniors in fees and exchange rates, and quicker and more decisive decision by the governing body.
Presently, the tsx Venture is run and staffed by administration that is more concerned about liability and 'whens my pension due?' types ..pass the buck three times around the table before the fall guy makes a statement.Internal politics rule the day...every day We have seen it with our prejudiced treatment in the past.It is costly, and painful to the public listed company in delays...and added expense after expense.. It is general opinion that there will be many more defections, and loss of new listings to the CNSX from the present old grey suited TSX.V
I agree to some extent with you as to the future for wwf. As the company grows, hopefully to the extent of its visionary leader, the listing will have to move to a more senior board, such as the Nasdaq or the like. The CNSX is a good place to start with a clean slate, and officials, while still upholding BCSC and civil law, work with thier companies to make tthem succeed
Hope that is what you were missing Boe. Heres to new trading records
royrogers