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To: the Chief who wrote (2148)11/28/1998 8:46:00 PM
From: Ruyi  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 37507
 
To get on NASDAQ national board they need a $50 mill.U.S. market cap.and a min. 1.1 mill. public share float ($15 mill.U.S. value of public float) and $5.00 U.S bid effective MAR.98. With 32 mill.shares outstanding plus warrants all they have to do is consolidate 1 for 2 or 1 for 3 and they qualify, if they can complete a satisfactory 3 year audit.My understanding is that insiders hold less than 12% of the company unlike their U.S. counterparts who generally hold a majority of outstanding stock in these types of companies.A comparison of this stock was made in last weeks newspapers and apparently compared to U.S. like companies they have a large # of shares outstanding,they were also relatively valued to their US counterparts at $3.50 CAN.in the same articles. With options /warrants didn't Yorkton get something like 6 to 8 mill. shares.This looks like a typical pump and dump,we shall see.Two months ago it was SmartTire,pump to $20.00 now around $5.00.