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Re: gitreal post# 27944

Monday, 01/16/2017 11:07:33 PM

Monday, January 16, 2017 11:07:33 PM

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"Smaller companies may also consider trading on the "Pink Sheets". This is becoming an increasingly popular option for companies. The electronic "Pink Sheets" (National Quotations Bureau) do not require regular reporting with the SEC nor audited financials. There are also no asset or revenue requirements. Companies such as Rolls Royce, Nestle, and Heineken trade there. Many CEO's are choosing the "Pink Sheets" now because it offers many of the advantages of the OTCBB and NASDAQ without the SEC reporting requirements and audited financials."
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