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[posting]33194594[/posting]WOW, nach nur 23 Minuten kam das Antwortschreiben von Marc Cernovitch von Halo Res!!! You are correct about pink sheets being a "bad market". I think that you might be confusing the "pink sheets" and the "OTC-BB" though. Both have not so good reputations but there is a major difference, and very often people confuse the two. Both are "market maker" markets which is why you can not trade them online and need to phone market makers. Pink Sheets - Is the worst of the worst in terms of exchanges and as you said companies with management of white collar gangsters and liars tend to list there. The reason why they chose to list on the pink sheets, is that there is no financial reporting required! Companies do not need to file financial statements with the SEC or any other regulatory body. This is a completely unregulated market and is often abused. I would strongly recommend you never make an investment in a company that is only listed on the pink sheets - I certainly never would! OTC-BB - which is where Halo is listed is a fully reporting exchange under the SEC regulatory umbrella... Companies listed on this market must file (more or less) the same documents as companies listed on NASDAQ or NYSE. That being said Halo does not derive much benefit from being listed there and it is expensive so we are in the process of delisting. Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks, Marc |
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