many thanks
I looked at this as well...........we have some way to go before we take a look at Nasdaq and meeting those listing requirements but we can get there and that could be a big game changer for us if we canRead on to find out more about the difference between these two markets, and how companies can move from being traded over-the-counter to a standard exchange.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Over-the-counter securities are not listed on an exchange, but trade through a broker-dealer network.
- Companies can jump from the OTC market to a standard exchange as long as they meet listing and regulatory requirements, which vary by exchange.
- Exchanges must approve a company's application to list, which should be accompanied by financial statements.
- Some companies choose to move to get the visibility and liquidity provided by a stock exchange.
many thanksI looked at this as well...........we have some way...
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