Eva Live (GOAI) stock was a hot topic on Wednesday after the artificial intelligence (AI) company confirmed a changed listing for its shares. The company’s shares have been uplisted from the OTCQB to the Nasdaq. These shares still trade under the GOAI stock ticker.
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Eva Live said that there were several benefits to uplisting its shares to the Nasdaq, including:
- Increased visibility to institutional investors.
- Improved liquidity for shareholders.
- Strengthened corporate governance.
- Enhanced financial reporting.
- Increased operational scale.
David Boulette, President and CEO of Eva Live, said, “We are proud to reach this important milestone for Eva Live and our shareholders. Trading on Nasdaq is a major step forward that underscores our long-term vision, operational discipline, and commitment to building sustainable value. I want to thank the Nasdaq team for welcoming us to their prestigious, globally recognized exchange, and I am incredibly proud of the EVA team for getting us to this point. This achievement positions us to broaden our investor base and continue executing our strategy in the years ahead.”
Eva Live Stock Movement Today
Eva Live stock rallied yesterday in the lead-up to its uplisting, resulting in a 14.94% gain. The stock has also rallied 200% in pre-market trading today. Investors will note the stock has fallen 20% year-to-date and 50% over the past 12 months.
With today’s news came heavy trading of GOAI stock, as some 1 million shares changed hands, compared to a three-month daily average trading volume of about 19,000 units.
Is Eva Live Stock a Buy, Sell, or Hold?
Turning to Wall Street, analyst coverage of Eva Live is lacking. Fortunately, TipRanks’ AI analyst Spark has it covered. Spark rates GOAI stock a Neutral (56) with a $5.50 price target. It cites “a strong reported TTM profitability rebound and manageable leverage” as reasons for this stance.
