I have often heard investors seek that their company be listed...

I have often heard investors seek that their company be listed on a US exchange. Why do you guys think that this will automatically cause an increase in share price?
1. if an investor in the US currently wants to buy into Talga, there is nothing stopping them except a $50 dollar fee. Buy $5000 of talga and it is irrelevant.
2. I have watched several companies list on US exchanges in the last year. The long term share price was unaffected. Short term there is a run-up prior to the uplisting, but the prices always crash back down. If you truly are a long term investor who holds for years, an uplisting seems irrelevant to me.

And also, if you trust mark thompson why are we trying to get him to divulge his offtake strategy? It seems to me that in a sellers market, the last thing that a seller would want is to have pre-sold all of our inventory at bargain barrel pricing. Are you guys that concerned that Talga will not have a marketable product?