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To: Fred Fahmy who wrote (554)4/6/1998 1:51:00 PM
From: RJD  Respond to of 593
 
Hi Fred.....I want to avg. down on RGFX but I wanted to know if the company is meeting all the requirements to stay listed.....I'm not up on all the rules but I know there are new ones which raise the bar to maintain listing. with only 18mill mkt cap. this could be a problem with RGFX....Maybe someone who is up on these kind of matters will respond and set me straight ............. still Optimistic about this one..RJD



To: Fred Fahmy who wrote (554)4/6/1998 6:59:00 PM
From: MellB  Respond to of 593
 
I don't know all the details of the new requirements but I do know that they have a limited amount of time to get the price up to $1.00 a share. The $1.00 minimum share is one of the new rules. I know that there is something else that allows companies to remain on the board if the shares are below $1 but I have not seen anyone doing it. I guess it's pretty difficult for these companies to comply. That is why all of these companies are doing reverse splits right now, so they can meet the $1 minimum requirement.

- Mell



To: Fred Fahmy who wrote (554)4/9/1998 9:45:00 AM
From: Lutz Moeller  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 593
 
The Nasdaq requires a minimum float to keep a company listed, briefing.com told as a reason for some recent stock splits.
Unfortunately I cannot specify how much.