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So, these two recent pumpers lied about the link and made it clearly deceptive that it was actually an old old interview?
That's pretty cheap.
By the way, twst is also a glorified stock picking pump site. And their wiki is written by it's owners. That in itself isn't insidious, but they make no mention that they are NOT associated with the WSJ. Since they don't state either way, WSJ has no real interests in objecting. While twst is happy to let tons of people link them in with WSJ as an impression of being legit.
We see this technique of making oneself look more important or legit by association even when not associated all through otcm and promoters.
What? The podcast is from 2005? Or they have been doing this bullshit from 2005?
From 2005. Damn.
You have to pay for the whole interview!
Stephen Watkins – Entrex Inc
TWST: We'd like to begin with a brief historical sketch of the company and a picture of the things you are doing at the present time. Mr. Watkins: Entrex was founded four years ago. We assembled an alliance of industry leaders to create a central location to find, research, track, manage and trade interests in private companies. By researching the methodologies of the public marketplace, we analyzed how EDGAR, the SEC's financial and information reporting structure, and the trading markets of NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX, created a marketplace to find, research, track, manage and trade interests in public companies. We then worked with industry leaders to create similar methodologies for private companies and a central place for standardized information and financial reporting of private companies. This allows the accredited investor and the alternative investment market space a single central, global resource to find these potential investment opportunities, ultimately providing a whole new asset category for them to offer investment and services. We created two different and distinct environments. We created Entrex, as the EDGAR-type reporting structure, to create credibility and exposure for private companies. And then we work with an alternative trading system to manage trading the securities of these private companies for the accredited investors focused on alternative investments. Within Entrex, the EDGAR-type reporting structure, we work to establish third party credibility for the companies that agree to our disciplines and methodologies. These companies, called Entrex Registered Member Companies, work with financial industry leaders who provide various services to the process we have established. This Entrex process starts with Kroll Background America performing a background check of the principals, including the CEO and CFO. Upon completion, a different division of Kroll performs a corporate review including state-by-state examination, reviewing their legal history, their licensing and a series of qualitative tasks reviewing the corporation. Then Entrex works with a leading law firm to compile various legal documents establishing all material contracts for the Entrex Registered Member Company, culminating in a consistent legal opinion signed by company counsel. Once this work is completed, RSM McGladrey then sends representatives to the Registered Member Company's offices. They assess five different units within each of the companies. McGladrey first verifies the company's customer relationships by talking to a series of the customers. Then McGladrey verifies the vendors. McGladrey then looks at the company's operations, management, and finally they look at finances. McGladrey gives a validation of the business. RSM McGladrey's role is to help provide a baseline of the company's status; both past and present. Finally, with all of this data collected, Morningstar goes out to the company and asks 'where are you going?' Once they have an understanding of the current status of the company and where it is going, they prepare a research and valuation report on the company. Applying their knowledge of the public marketplace they establish a current and future valuation for the Entrex Registered Member Compan
Someone mentioned a PodCast Watkins is on today. Anyone see it?
Something seems to be happening in a growing number of low interest penny stocks of the otcm. I'm seeing multiple low volume entities that are whip lashing 10 cents at a time every other day. This stock closely resembles a handful of others lately. Is there another group playing around with robo trading again?
Pink current, while meaningless, costs a few hundred in fees as well as a few hours in work.
Can't be spending their golf money and tee time on that.
Anyone else noticed this shit dropped 50%+ twice in the last three weeks? Now down 50%, this .12 may be the new high.
That poor soul that bought at 20 cents the other day. Worth 10.5 cents this morning..
After more than a year effort, can't even get pink current.
This Company wants to uplist to a higher exchange.
Here we kick of another week of............
Not even "pink current"
This Company wants to uplist to a higher exchange.
Those finra people sure take long coffee breaks.
No buyers at all
Good news in the Carbon Offset market. Ebtrex is well positioned to capitalize with SEC-regulated credits.
https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/carbon-credits-market-huge-boost-184932598.html
It's coming...during the next eclipse. 😂 Incredible how everything about pinkies is being projected onto Entrex and Watkins (who is as transparent, communicative, and forthcoming as they come, and a class apart from typical pinky CEOs) without proof...but yeah,'it's coming' Lol.
$RGLG
It's in the stinky pinky playbook to have the uplist carrot dangling out there. Then there is the all important name and symbol change to match the new business.
Watkins working feverishly...yeah lots to do. Finra is the problem...lol.
$RGLG - First, we've been told that the "controlled dilution" is already happening.
Now, that's being walked back and the word is that the "controlled dilution" will happen when the company is fully reporting.
There's one tiny problem with that. This Company wants to uplist to a higher exchange.
An uplist ain't happening if you dilute the crap out of it and your pps is in the toilet.
Blame it on Finra.
It's coming. Once current and action starts. Those authorized shares will enter the float without a doubt.
$RGLG - Yes! Right now the "controlled dilution" seems very much under control! 😀
Maybe I'm a simpleton (whoops, I probably shouldn't say that because someone will put it in a fancy Quote-Box), but I think the non-volume right now is pretty easy to explain: I believe there are a number of us that have acquired shares in the last year that are comfortable in our current position and are waiting for this to reach the Next Level and then some. So we're holding. You can never have too many shares, but you also need to diversify. I feel many are good with what they have and are not adding. And we're still Bullish, so were not selling.
I believe others are thinking of adding, but are waiting to invest in a fully reporting company with a new ticker and no possible regulatory issues.
Once we get through this FINRA maze, I believe shares are going to be hard to come by and the pps will go up quickly. (Put that in your Quote-Box).
Excessive "controlled dilution" today!
Is there a someone to inform of this abuse?
It happened during the eclipse, so it doesn't show up on iHub trading history. 😂
Hard to see amidst all the retail buys
$RGLG - Did everyone notice the "controlled dilution" today?
🤣
$RGLG
Clearly nobody, no trading.
No real news out. Just the website. Who's going to see it?
It's comical to believe Watkins or any other CEO is going to tell you the truth. That this is going to bleed out with constant dilution? They never do. Wasted breath calling the CEO. 5 billion authorized says it all. Behind the scenes constant dumping coming.
It's a shame the "world class" team doesn't command more attention and interest in the stock. The volume and price the last few months has shown zero interest from buyers.
You found me out, pure genius! Thanks for the Friday laugh, brother but I'm not wasting time on your ridiculous posts. Your input here is just not important to my investment.
That’s right I’m pumping by copy and pasting what was in the news release. Look at all that trading volume I generated this week. Suckers are paying for my half sandwich lunch this week. Woot!
And the TA gets all it's original information from .... the company. Beware of companies using themselves as TA's.
The TA does what the company requests. Including issuing new stock and such.
Transfer Agents
Companies that have publicly traded securities typically use transfer agents to keep track of the individuals and entities that own their stocks and bonds. Most transfer agents are banks or trust companies, but sometimes a company acts as its own transfer agent.
Transfer agents perform three main functions:
Issue and cancel certificates to reflect changes in ownership. For example, when a company declares a stock dividend or stock split, the transfer agent issues new shares. Transfer agents keep records of who owns a company’s stocks and bonds and how those stocks and bonds are held—whether by the owner in certificate form, by the company in book-entry form, or by the investor’s brokerage firm in street name. They also keep records of how many shares or bonds each investor owns.
Act as an intermediary for the company. A transfer agent may also serve as the company’s paying agent to pay out interest, cash and stock dividends, or other distributions to stock- and bondholders. In addition, transfer agents act as proxy agent (sending out proxy materials), exchange agent (exchanging a company’s stock or bonds in a merger), tender agent (tendering shares in a tender offer), and mailing agent (mailing the company’s quarterly, annual, and other reports).
Handle lost, destroyed, or stolen certificates. Transfer agents help shareholders and bondholders when a stock or bond certificate has been lost, destroyed, or stolen.
The Bottom Line
Companies use transfer agents to keep track of the individuals and entities that own their stocks and bonds. Most of the time they get these agents from third parties, such as trust companies, banks, or similar financial institutions.
The main duties of a transfer agent are to keep a record of who owns a company’s stocks and bonds, issue and cancel certificates to reflect changes in ownership, and payout distributions, and send useful information to stakeholders, such as annual reports and how to vote at meetings. The transfer agent essentially acts as a liaison between a company and its investors.
https://www.sec.gov/fast-answers/answerstransferagent
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/t/transferagent.asp
RGLGRGLG - Z Man, your post makes no sense..(not a surprise):
So much for being blocked
That’s right I’m pumping by copy and pasting what was in the news release. Look at all that trading volume I generated this week. Suckers are paying for my half sandwich lunch this week. Woot!
A higher tier of otcm is just as meaningless as all the tiers of otcm. otcm is not an exchange, it's a listing service primarily to advertise stock that can't be sole on real exchanges because they do not have verifiable financial information or corp info. You forgot in your pumpery 5 billion authorized in the last few months and an increase of 100K outstanding in the last 6 months with no announcement.
The line otciq - access make no sense as otcm has no official communications with FINRA for approval of their own tiers.
Transfer agent, they issue the shares, so their count is correct. That is why when a attorney’s opinion is issued, they contact the T/A direct. Companies can’t issue shares direct, unless they are their own T/A, which happened in the way past, but not anymore
Tell us who has the correct count for this company? Transfer agent? OtC? Nevada SOS? The company CEO? P
Company does not provide share updates to the TA, the TA is the gate keeper and issues any new shares. They control the stock registry
$RGLG - Bueller, thanks for the post - it made me laugh. I guess you noticed the more they complain about the $ sign, the more I use it!
Forgetting the noise and nonsense created by others here, we received an Excellent Update today!
Great post by you summarizing where we are!
$RGLG $RGLG - Z Man, your post makes no sense..(not a surprise):
Z Man: So, they keep diluting by 100's of thousands every few months? Seems about right. Controlled diluting.
Where is the dilution? Do you see 100's of thousands of shares being sold every few months? Do you see the PPS crashing?
I don't. I only see it to down when somebody sells a few shares.
"Controlled diluting"?????????? That's an interesting term. OK. Sure. Whatever you say, Bro.
$RGLG
Solid update:
OTC/FINRA/SEC filings
ENTREX
• “Change of Control” approved by OTC Markets
• OTCIQ – Access Pending FINRA approval of Name/Symbol
• Stock - Musings
• All data requested and Provided in March
• 18 Year Corporate Officer/Director requested – provided.
• Status show Received / Pending Review since March
• Two Counsel enquiries from Mar/Apr NOT responded.
• 250 million Common Authorized – Nevada Sec of State
• ~210 million allocated on a fully diluted basis
• Management shares are restricted – Zero Liquidity
• There on NO preferred shares issued.
Entrex/ Watkins is a no BS, all business world class team
Really toxic people. They claim to call transfer agents, report false statements, but don't want to call the CEO as part of their due diligence - just plain laziness trying to project their past failures in OTC market onto Entrex/ Watkins, which we know is so beyond regular stinky pinky shenanigans. Thanks for your objective contributions. The Block button is very useful these days Lol
There's no basis for your prior and now unsubstantiated personal statements about me. I'll now be one more blocked party from your narcissistic and unproductive behavior
We'll see. Call him: he's very approachable and I believe sincere in his statement about how we're his best advocates.
Well that was puke worthy pumping. No shame. But as long as one gets paid or free shares I suppose.
So, they keep diluting by 100's of thousands every few months? Seems about right. Controlled diluting.
He is actually really good at answering calls! He suggests the State, Transfer Agent and FINRA all acknowledge the 250 million shares per his Counsel. He indicated the best he knows OTC is just delinquent in updating since they rescinded their access pending FINRA approval. He points out how Yahoo, Schwab and TD also show different data as well - as does Google Finance. Can I just say it surprises me how different the financial platforms -are. He thought as they became current with OTC and FINRA behind - all this would settle out. We'll see. Call him: he's very approachable and I believe sincere in his statement about how we're his best advocates.
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