Seeking Alpha just hates articles on OTC stocks. They wanted more info on risks, etc., so back to the drawing board and basically started from scratch again to present a story that will get published. About halfway through the new version. My last article which was on ADTM was published on Friday and it also got the boot the first time around. My article on VGGL has been rejected twice now. They hate stocks with market caps under $100 million, but I always eventually get them approved. In the meantime, there aren't any sellers in GPDB other than a handful of shares here and there, as all the financiers are in at $2.70 and $3.00 and continue to fund operations when need be. Real-time membership counter on homepage of the website now supposed to go live on Wednesday. Average daily volume was barely over 1K shares the last time I checked. Maybe some fireworks around Thursday or at least a spark. Once an article is submitted, it takes anywhere between 2 hours to 3 days before you get approved or rejected. Usually it's a full day later. One thing I was able to do today was to get the T/A ungagged, as that's #1 in my book if looking at a non-reporting company. CEO didn't even know they were gagged and the T/A said all of their clients are set that way by default until the company says otherwise. I called an hour later after my call to the CEO and sure enough, I got the O/S count right away and it was actually over 100K shares less than what the CEO had on the website ......
"Where's the GPDB article?"
