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After reading the deleted post and this post. I guess the shareholders are still in the dark. Seems to be no plan at all. Can not sell or buy so I guess we all wait. I do not even now you have any real information on the company. The stock has not had a trade of .002 that I can see. So no one is buying the float.
We are staying CLEAR of the dirty OTC!
Exactly. EM/Gray to SEC S1 reporting.
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Great updates. But many on this board are interested in the stock. Any updates on your plans. Been a longtime since you have done anything trying to improve the share price.
Check out the new GUGR website for up to date information. Lots of good things happening and GNGR is expanding with new designs and marketing. You can search the new GUGR website and submit questions directly.
The plan is to make GNGR that needle in the haystack (as described by the Wall Street Journal), and we know EXACTLY how to make that happen. As we expand sales and our product line, the issues with the flip side being public will all come together when things are in place.
Is this an April Fools joke or just a joke?
Both likely as well as this tidbit....
Gunther Grant Issues Cash Dividend to Shareholders
Henderson, Nevada--(Newsfile Corp. - August 20, 2021) - Gunther Grant, Inc (OTC Pink: GNGR) today announces an unpresented event for the company and its shareholders.
Since our last PR news release, GNGR has been busy casting Sturgis and other art jewelry castings. And, in addition to eBay and Etsy sales, the company has created a new Shopify e-commerce store. With a clean new look and lower selling fees, plus many more selling tools from gift certificates to special discounts, GNGR will do well with Shopify.
Gunther Grant has elected to move forward with a cash dividend of $.0000625 per share, a 3.4% return based on the $.0018 share price at the time the dividend was filed on August 11, 2021.
The company has no debt and will not issue any new shares throughout the dividend period.
Shares receiving the dividend will be the current issued shares and also includes the 107,622,786 share float registered with the DTC. The dividend will be paid to shareholders of record as of October 18th 2021.
Only holders of Gunther Grant shares on the ex-dividend date will be included in the dividend.
This first dividend is GNGR's way of rewarding shareholders while continuing to expand. It also demonstrates that our low overhead, lack of debt, efficient design and production operations and prepaid order requirements allows for high profit margins on all the products we develop and sell globally.
As Gunther Grant continues on its path of expansion, growth and increased sales, while maintaining a low overhead, the hope is to continue to issue additional dividends since becoming a well-known name in the global jewelry industry.
The massive interest in all things $GNGR being posted here suggests not
Consistent with the rest of the BS spewed about this company for 10 years.
Actually stocks can go infinitely lower but lower prices won't be reported. Something can always get worse than it was the day before.
BTW, Can we assume no [outside] shareholder ever got that dividend?
The lowest price for any OTC stock is $0.000001.
Only a matter of time before $GNGR is revoked.
well we cant go much lower here, Hope grant is getting everything we need to get this thing trading again$$$$ Hoping for a HAPPY NEWYEAR Go GNGR$$$$$
What's your guess? You have shares here, I certainly don't
Did it ever happen?
Doesn't say a dividend has been paid. It says "The dividend will be paid to shareholders of record as of October 18th 2021." It doesn't say When it will be paid. Sure hope GNGR didn't have an unexpected shortfall in their cash account? LOLOLOL!
"Time will tell?" Does anyone know that Grant and Marcie are still working for GNGR?
As for the last Q, who cares....
nothings changed
Massively overvalued even at $0.0003.
And share price is .0003
They Should be sued for deception.
NFTs now... say it aint so
invetors listen up
View source:
http://www.gunthergrant.com/nft-jewelry.html
Perhaps. I don’t know. Again, I could be mistaken.
Do you know whether GNGR has any employees now, Grant, Marcie or anyone else?
$GNGR were deliberately obscure in their use of language.
"Shares receiving the dividend will be the current issued shares and also includes the 107,622,786 share float registered with the DTC. The dividend will be paid to shareholders of record as of October 18th 2021.".
Should have added another sentence: "Payment will be made on MM/dd/YYYY." However since that language is missing, the implication is payment will be made today.
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/GNGR/news/story?e&id=1977567
I was under the impression that the 10/18 deadline was not to receive the divi, but rather who owned shares at that time. I thought the actual transferring of the divi would be a week to a week and a half after the cutoff date. However, I could be wrong in that thought process.
This is why I want to see three independent screenshots as proof of action.
Doesn't say a dividend has been paid. It says "The dividend will be paid to shareholders of record as of October 18th 2021." It doesn't say When it will be paid. Sure hope GNGR didn't have an unexpected shortfall in their cash account? LOLOLOL!
"Time will tell?" Does anyone know that Grant and Marcie are still working for GNGR?
I would like to see proof from at least three independent shareholders proving that this in fact happened. Meaning a screenshot showing a cash dividend having been deposited into the shareholders account.
Preferably it would be from shareholders with different brokerage accounts so its validated as a uniform event.
Today's October 18!
"Gunther Grant Issues Cash Dividend to Shareholders"
The dividend will be paid to shareholders of record as of October 18th 2021.
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"Henderson, Nevada--(Newsfile Corp. - August 20, 2021) - Gunther Grant, Inc (OTC Pink: GNGR) today announces an unpresented event for the company and its shareholders.
Since our last PR news release, GNGR has been busy casting Sturgis and other art jewelry castings. And, in addition to eBay and Etsy sales, the company has created a new Shopify e-commerce store. With a clean new look and lower selling fees, plus many more selling tools from gift certificates to special discounts, GNGR will do well with Shopify.
Gunther Grant has elected to move forward with a cash dividend of $.0000625 per share, a 3.4% return based on the $.0018 share price at the time the dividend was filed on August 11, 2021.
The company has no debt and will not issue any new shares throughout the dividend period.
Shares receiving the dividend will be the current issued shares and also includes the 107,622,786 share float registered with the DTC. The dividend will be paid to shareholders of record as of October 18th 2021.
Only holders of Gunther Grant shares on the ex-dividend date will be included in the dividend.
This first dividend is GNGR's way of rewarding shareholders while continuing to expand. It also demonstrates that our low overhead, lack of debt, efficient design and production operations and prepaid order requirements allows for high profit margins on all the products we develop and sell globally.
As Gunther Grant continues on its path of expansion, growth and increased sales, while maintaining a low overhead, the hope is to continue to issue additional dividends since becoming a well-known name in the global jewelry industry.
Gunther Grant
The amazing, creative and most unique casting company on the planet.
Investor Contact:
Grant Newsteder
gunthergrantinfo@gmail.com
http://www.gunthergrant.com/"
https://www.yahoo.com/now/gunther-grant-issues-cash-dividend-110000923.html
That POS lied to everyone earlier in the year so he could dump stock...
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/GNGR/overview
He was supposed to be "MR TRANSPARENT..."
Mr. CROOK!!!
Scroll down to compare GNGR to Hershey's quarterly dividend history over past decade. GNGR should have simply invested in HSY.
Aug 19, 2021 0.901 Dividend
May 20, 2021 0.804 Dividend
Feb 18, 2021 0.804 Dividend
Nov 19, 2020 0.804 Dividend
Aug 20, 2020 0.804 Dividend
May 21, 2020 0.773 Dividend
Feb 20, 2020 0.773 Dividend
Nov 21, 2019 0.773 Dividend
Aug 22, 2019 0.773 Dividend
May 23, 2019 0.722 Dividend
Feb 21, 2019 0.722 Dividend
Nov 20, 2018 0.722 Dividend
Aug 23, 2018 0.722 Dividend
May 24, 2018 0.656 Dividend
Feb 22, 2018 0.656 Dividend
Nov 21, 2017 0.656 Dividend
Aug 23, 2017 0.656 Dividend
May 23, 2017 0.618 Dividend
Feb 22, 2017 0.618 Dividend
Nov 21, 2016 0.618 Dividend
Aug 23, 2016 0.618 Dividend
May 23, 2016 0.583 Dividend
Feb 23, 2016 0.583 Dividend
Nov 23, 2015 0.583 Dividend
Aug 21, 2015 0.583 Dividend
May 21, 2015 0.535 Dividend
Feb 23, 2015 0.535 Dividend
Nov 21, 2014 0.535 Dividend
Aug 21, 2014 0.535 Dividend
May 21, 2014 0.485 Dividend
Feb 21, 2014 0.485 Dividend
Nov 21, 2013 0.485 Dividend
Aug 21, 2013 0.485 Dividend
May 22, 2013 0.42 Dividend
Feb 21, 2013 0.42 Dividend
Nov 20, 2012 0.42 Dividend
Aug 22, 2012 0.38 Dividend
May 23, 2012 0.38 Dividend
Feb 22, 2012 0.38 Dividend
Nov 22, 2011 0.345 Dividend
Lolzzzzz I still remember the ‘Vortex’ and the lit candles next to the box
What happened to Marcy,, are they still together ?,, still in Vegas?,, still making the ‘golden ticket’ fudge bars?
Crazy wild - I am anxious to see how this plays out.
I'm holding my shares!!!!!!!
THANKS.
15C211 - Gunther Grant has taken a bold move
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http://www.gunthergrant.com/15c211.html
Gunther Grant has taken a bold move to separate our company from what the SEC has stated:
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"The SEC has warned that the off-exchange market The (OTC), more broadly, is rife with fraud and manipulation."
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Our decision to "electively" move away from the OTC markers was done after having filed twice to be OTC Current and posting that GNGR was profitable with no debt and a low float non diluted solid foundation company had little affect in the market place with attracting new investors.
Gunther Grant "the company" does not benefit by any rise in share price and if retail investors that choose to invest are obtaining shares from the open market and purchases for those shares from retail investor’s does not go to GNGR.
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The simple way to put this is, GNGR being public does not help the company financially so the entire focus was to have it benefit shareholders. Unlike many questionable companies that are OTC listed who do sell shares for revenue that offer almost no products that can be purchased, those companies have to keep issuing more shares and dilute the investors securities on a never ending downward spiraling share price.
Since GNGR is not a diluted share selling entity, any capital spent on compliance does little to help GNGR and has also proven not to help the share price or gain interest in the company.
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GNGR could have easily filed the necessary documents and financials and paid the OTC fees and be 15c211 complaint and moved to OTC current. The question was, why do that a third time if we have done that twice before that did nothing for the public aspect of the company?
We made the decision to issue a cash dividend that far exceeded the cost of filing the documents and paying the OTC fees for good reason. The two reasons are because we know going to OTC current would be like tossing money in the trash (a 3rd time) and issuing a cash dividend is real and not just some intent news release most questionable OTC's issue that almost always amount to a dead end.
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GNGR could have gone to OTC current and issued 100's of PR news releases and it would have once again fallen on def ears and blindsided retail investors. It was time to do what most other OTC's do not do and also focus on expanding the business and completing some goals GNGR has with many already having been achieved.
If by now, inventors do not know that GNGR is one of the most solid companies in the world regardless of sales or the size and scope of GNGR as a company, GNGR is a company and has the lowest overhead of any business including every fortune 500 listed company.
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Since GNGR has no debt and profitable sales regardless of sales volume means no matter what sales are made GNGR is profitable and can never go out of business do to lack of sales.
That statement I am positive no other OTC listed company or any of the fortune 500 companies can claim.
In addition, all orders are pre paid so GNGR requires no bank loans or funding.
Gunther Grant has TWO elements of the companies existence that most OTC listed companies do not have.
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1. IF GNGR were not public, GNGR is still a real company that is a solid, profitable, USA producer of many lines of casting products that are sold and shipped globally.
And
2. GNGR is also publicly trading.
With none of the elements that make a company questionable (Dilution, toxic debt financing, hype and intent, no products or profits and past issues with reverse mergers or ticker changes) GNGR is void of those issues.
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The part that seems the most difficult being both of the above is how to mesh them together so one befits the other. All the financial people and individuals who keep calling to purchase just the public vehicle and not the actual casting company all say the same thing.
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"If you have a successful casting company why do you need the public vehicle that you should sell to us and use the money to expand the private company"
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The simple truth to that statement told to me 100's of time means those who want the public vehicle only want that part of GNGR so they can cancel the shares, reverse the company into a new ticker and use that to dilute shares on some pump and dump scheme.
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The proof is, if the buyers say take GNGR private and sell the public vehicle tells me they will not use the public vehicle for a valid company to merge with other then a company on paper that is attractive to retail investors into buying shares in some new intent marijuana or bitcoin stock.
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Many naive GNGR shareholders have also said reverse merging the public vehicle would be better for GNGR shareholders and that lack of understating how this game works would render them with no shares in GNGR and any issued shares in the new entity will be grossly reduced.
Some GNGr holders even hinted to change GNGR to a bitcoin or lithium stock. Some are asking GNGR to end up a pump and dump because that is what most OTC investors are used to. The problem is the shares always decline and they are diluted. Why would anyone want a company to be a pump and dump with a declining share price? One reason is they love to cost average, as some have said they would do as a means of investment strategy. But on a cost average diluted ticker the price rarely is ever move up into profitability.
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One TECH company in CA wanted to merge with GNGR and reward shareholders with a new ticker and higher share price and agreed to take GNGR holders with them to the new company and I the CEO would be bought out. Many GNGR shareholders cheered this offer that was declined by GNGR. The reason was because the new TECH Company was going to get GNGR share price to $.25 to maybe $1.00 by doing a massive reverse split.
Sure the share price would rise but GNGR holders would end up with fewer shares and they would be restricted for one year. If you own 1,000,000 shares in GNGR and they reversed them 10,000/1 you would own 100 shares in the new issuer. If you owned 100,000 GNGR shares you would own 10 in the new TECH Company and so on.
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Since the shares issued to GNGR holders would be restricted, the new TECH company was going to also increase the authorized to 50 billion shares. Soon after they would acquire a debt laden company to add to the holdings of the new TECH Company. The new tech company was going to pump what they said was a new ground breaking technology and start letting toxic debt financiers to start paying off debt for shares they can dump in the billions to new investors.
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The price of the stock would go from $1.00 per share to $.01 in a few days and then onto the diluted spiral down to $.0001 or less. If a GNGR holder thought for one second that if they owned 1,000,000 shares that would be worth and can be sold for $1.00, the would have ended up with 100 shares worth about $.01 in total.
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So the plan moving ahead is to get the successful private casting business to also make the public vehicle emerge as a company people want to invest in. Becoming OTC current would have caused GNGR to once again be lost in a sea of fraud and deceit. If GNGR drops to the EM or Grays, it is not the end of the line but the beginning. The Grays offer some very advantageous elements for a GOOD company that the OTC cannot. Many of the companies that do move to Grays and fade away are already dead or have no operations or are just a shell. GNGR is not one of those that will fade away.
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IN addition to the cash dividend, GNGR is also working to get all the data that is needed to be 15c211 compliant and have that data certified by an accountant and with the legal letter of opinion and post that data on this corporate website. We will still elect not to pay the OTC fees and not move back to OTC current but we will be 15c211 complaint. If a broker dealer decides to move GNGR to OTC current and file form 211 they will have that option and use our posted data, submit it to the OTC and they would pay the OTC fees.
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In order for a broker dealer to do that, they have to have access to our financial data and that data will be released when we decide we want to move back to OTC current. For now, GNGR wants to wait and see like the SEC, Finra, OTC, Brokers and everyone else are doing, waiting to see what happens to the markets after the Sept. deadline.
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Some OTC's that were stop signs have move to OTC yield and it looks like the STOP sign maybe be eliminated (A good thing) and it also looks like 1000's maybe 2200 or more will not continue to move up to OTC yield or current and will move down to EM or Grays. Soon after that I am sure many that are now listed on the OTC and have tickers but have folded and have no more operations or even a person at those companies will be revoked or suspended. Many OTC tickers have long since folded but the tickers still trade for some reason.
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I guess for now its business as usual. Design, Cast and Ship globally the coolest castings on earth.
1 word for you Divy!!!!
Next week $GNGR will be sent to the Gray Market. The next step after that is revocation.
U.S. 'pink sheets' in shakeup as securities regulator looks to stamp out fraud
BY MICHELLE PRICE AND JOHN MCCRANK, REUTERS - 7:23 AM ET 9/23/2021
WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - As many as 2,000 companies could disappear from the off-exchange "pink sheets," long a favorite of retail investors, when a new rule aimed at stamping out fraud in this notoriously risky enclave of U.S. equities markets comes into effect next week.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) rule boosts investor disclosures by requiring off-exchange issuers, frequently penny-stock companies that do not meet the main exchanges' listing standards, to make accurate, up-to-date financial information publicly available.
Due to a loophole in the current rules, around 2,000 of the roughly 11,000 companies quoted on the Pink Market operated by New York-based OTC Markets Group ( OTCM ) do not publicly provide such information.
OTC Markets ( OTCM ) has been trying to spread the word and encourage companies to get their paperwork in order, but it was still unclear how many would do so in time for the Sept. 28 deadline, if at all, said Daniel Zinn, the company's general counsel.
The market operator may have to remove, if only temporarily, between 1,000 and 2,000 stocks from the Pink Market, he estimated, meaning broker quotes will no longer be available to investors via online retail broker platforms.
The shakeup, which comes amid a boom in retail trading, has led some brokers including Charles Schwab ( SCHW )/TD Ameritrade and Fidelity to bar new purchases in affected stocks, causing consternation among retail investors unsure of whether to bail out or stay the course in the hopes that the companies comply.
While customers will be still able to sell their shares after Sept. 28, brokers have warned of severely limited liquidity, which usually means investors get a bad deal. Investors still keen to dabble in companies that have not complied may have to call up their broker for a quote.
The rule will also apply to some government and corporate bond issuers, leading industry lobby groups to warn this week of potential disruption to that critical funding market.
Overall, the new rule is likely to increase the cost of trading these companies, said Zinn.
"We're in agreement with the SEC's goals of providing as much disclosure as possible," said Zinn. Some companies, however, prefer not to provide public financial data for a number of legitimate reasons, or may be unable to, he continued.
For example, some companies may not want to incur the legal cost of providing compliant paperwork, while others may not want to promote trading in their stock.
"In those circumstances, no quotes at all may lead to more harm than help for existing investors," said Zinn.
The SEC did not respond to a request for comment.
The Pink Market is home to an array of issuers, including reputable foreign companies seeking a gateway to the United States. But some are highly risky and volatile penny-stock companies in distress, delinquency or which are simply shells.
The SEC has warned that the off-exchange market, more broadly, is rife with fraud and manipulation.
Under the SEC's previous rules, broker-dealers had to review a company's financials before providing quotes in its stock on the Pink Market, unless another broker-dealer had already vetted them. That was the case even if the initial review happened years ago and the company had since stopped publishing financial information. The new SEC rule ends that exemption.
"Companies are on notice to provide a certain level of transparency for their investors or they can't be easily quoted. That's a good thing," said Georgetown University professor Jim Angel. "The problem is what about the companies that choose not to disclose? Their shareholders are being punished for the actions of the companies."
"On September 28, 2021, new amendments to Rule 15c-211 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
go into effect to enhance investor protection and improve issuer transparency. These amendments
restrict the ability of market makers to publish quotations for those companies that have not made
required current financial and company information available to regulators and investors.
Ahead of the regulatory enforcement date, TD Ameritrade will only accept orders to liquidate positions -
(i.e. no new buy orders) starting on or after September 3, 2021. Please note: After the amendment
officially goes into effect on September 28, 2021, it may be more difficult to liquidate these securities.
Quoting and market liquidity may also be very limited.
The list is below as of September 20, 2021 and is subject to change at any time:"
https://www.tdameritrade.com/retail-en_us/resources/pdf/TDA101550.pdf
.00051
You're mistaken, it's the next Kingold.
What happened to Part 2 of 4? or it's unfolding....
.0005. Thought this was the next Signet? Lmao. Bad company and an even worse CEO
Known all year? That list is fairly new and the stocks are updated regularly.
You did see GNGR's huge drop Friday?
Everyone who uses a broker knows this already and has known all year.
"On September 28, 2021, new amendments to Rule 15c-211 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 go into effect to enhance investor protection and improve issuer transparency. These amendments restrict the ability of market makers to publish quotations for those companies that have not made required current financial and company information available to regulators and investors.
Ahead of the regulatory enforcement date, TD Ameritrade will only accept orders to liquidate positions - (i.e. no new buy orders) starting on or after September 3, 2021. Please note: After the amendment officially goes into effect on September 28, 2021, it may be more difficult to liquidate these securities. Quoting and market liquidity may also be very limited.
The list is below [click link below to read it] as of August 30, 2021 and is subject to change at any time.
https://www.tdameritrade.com/retail-en_us/resources/pdf/TDA101550.pdf
yup, you got me...
I really don't think large investors waste time on these boards.
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