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Re: rua post# 18343

Thursday, 09/21/2017 4:07:02 PM

Thursday, September 21, 2017 4:07:02 PM

Post# of 18376
Capitol One is no different than anyone else.
All are the same.

It is because we purchased sub penny stocks that ARE NOT in demand.
"Grey Market" any stock with "Q" (Bankruptcy) on the end of it an
"R" (Reverse Split) and stock marked "Dark - Defunct" we need to stay away from as well. Any stock that does not show 'audit reports' in a timely quarterly fashion. I'm beginning to feel if they ARE NOT registered with SEC ... stay away from them.

It amazes me how they can say "not in demand" and I watch the volume
go up everyday which means they ARE still selling which means there WAS 'demand'. Just no demand when I'm selling.

They (E*Trade at east) even sells stocks they are not actually holding shares in.

My point is ... they get to keep the buy n sell commissions so there is their profits. Currently E*Trade's would be Buy = $6.95 Sell = $6.95.
IF they gave back the original investment only they'd still get to keep $13.90 from each person. But nope can't do that and are not required to by law. They KEEP that money TOO.

I think once your stock reaches $ .01 which gets it OFF the sub penny list, you should be able to sell it. IF that ever happens.

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