I don't think so, Bluecollardollar. After the increased demand has been factored in (rising the market capitalization), we should be more liquid at a higher price.
However, the more fundamental problem is that POET Technologies isn't particularly liquid anyway, whether we go to NASDAQ at a higher share price or not.
If we really want to enable major players and funds to get in large, we would have to increase the capital stock on a extensive scale. This is okay for me as long as shareholders are not excluded like they were from the $5,000,000 private placement in February, but can participate in proportion to their shares by either buying new shares or selling their options on new stock.
Andrea ("Powered by POET")
