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There are a thousand Mark Leonards in pinky land...I guess what I don't understand is why everyone here takes it so personal with him.?
"OTC Markets also will charge a one-time $2,500 fee for new applicants and an annual $10,000 fee for companies trading on its markets"
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That seems to indicate charges on all 3 tiers...this might just be the beginning of even more changes
Pretty big shakeup...Looks like OTC is trying to become ligit.
Its on the OTC home page...
US over-counter trading tightens reporting, other standards
(Reuters) - OTC Markets, the operator of three U.S. over-the-counter equity markets, is rolling out tighter reporting standards and eligibility requirements for its venture-stage market to crack down on stock scams and bolster transparency, the company said on Wednesday. On May 1 for its OTCQB market, OTC Markets will introduce a new minimum one-cent bid price requirement and will require the company's chief executive or chief financial officer to certify that its reporting obligations are current and that disclosures about shareholdings, officers and corporate profile are correct. The bid requirement, in which stocks must have been quoted for at least 1 cent daily over a 30-day period or be dropped from the market, aims to ferret out companies that fall prey to dilutive stock fraud schemes and promotions, OTC Markets said. OTC Markets also will charge a one-time $2,500 fee for new applicants and an annual $10,000 fee for companies trading on its markets. Foreign companies that are listed on a qualified stock exchange and are current in their U.S. reporting obligations will be allowed to trade on OTCQB, OTC Markets' middle-tier marketplace. In the past, they traded on the lowest "pink" tier. On Tuesday, the two most actively traded stocks on OTC Markets on Tuesday were French dairy products maker Danone SA and Swiss pharmaceuticals Roche Holding AG . Trading volume on OTC Markets was 20.1 billion shares on Tuesday, about three times that of all U.S. stock exchanges and other trading venues. But the value traded, $1.4 billion, paled in comparison with the $263.4 billion executed on the other exchanges and venues, data from BATS Global Markets showed. (Reporting by Herbert Lash )
Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/03/26/otc...3N20140326
US over-counter trading tightens reporting, other standards
(Reuters) - OTC Markets, the operator of three U.S. over-the-counter equity markets, is rolling out tighter reporting standards and eligibility requirements for its venture-stage market to crack down on stock scams and bolster transparency, the company said on Wednesday. On May 1 for its OTCQB market, OTC Markets will introduce a new minimum one-cent bid price requirement and will require the company's chief executive or chief financial officer to certify that its reporting obligations are current and that disclosures about shareholdings, officers and corporate profile are correct. The bid requirement, in which stocks must have been quoted for at least 1 cent daily over a 30-day period or be dropped from the market, aims to ferret out companies that fall prey to dilutive stock fraud schemes and promotions, OTC Markets said. OTC Markets also will charge a one-time $2,500 fee for new applicants and an annual $10,000 fee for companies trading on its markets. Foreign companies that are listed on a qualified stock exchange and are current in their U.S. reporting obligations will be allowed to trade on OTCQB, OTC Markets' middle-tier marketplace. In the past, they traded on the lowest "pink" tier. On Tuesday, the two most actively traded stocks on OTC Markets on Tuesday were French dairy products maker Danone SA and Swiss pharmaceuticals Roche Holding AG . Trading volume on OTC Markets was 20.1 billion shares on Tuesday, about three times that of all U.S. stock exchanges and other trading venues. But the value traded, $1.4 billion, paled in comparison with the $263.4 billion executed on the other exchanges and venues, data from BATS Global Markets showed. (Reporting by Herbert Lash )
Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/03/26/otc...3N20140326
US over-counter trading tightens reporting, other standards
(Reuters) - OTC Markets, the operator of three U.S. over-the-counter equity markets, is rolling out tighter reporting standards and eligibility requirements for its venture-stage market to crack down on stock scams and bolster transparency, the company said on Wednesday. On May 1 for its OTCQB market, OTC Markets will introduce a new minimum one-cent bid price requirement and will require the company's chief executive or chief financial officer to certify that its reporting obligations are current and that disclosures about shareholdings, officers and corporate profile are correct. The bid requirement, in which stocks must have been quoted for at least 1 cent daily over a 30-day period or be dropped from the market, aims to ferret out companies that fall prey to dilutive stock fraud schemes and promotions, OTC Markets said. OTC Markets also will charge a one-time $2,500 fee for new applicants and an annual $10,000 fee for companies trading on its markets. Foreign companies that are listed on a qualified stock exchange and are current in their U.S. reporting obligations will be allowed to trade on OTCQB, OTC Markets' middle-tier marketplace. In the past, they traded on the lowest "pink" tier. On Tuesday, the two most actively traded stocks on OTC Markets on Tuesday were French dairy products maker Danone SA and Swiss pharmaceuticals Roche Holding AG . Trading volume on OTC Markets was 20.1 billion shares on Tuesday, about three times that of all U.S. stock exchanges and other trading venues. But the value traded, $1.4 billion, paled in comparison with the $263.4 billion executed on the other exchanges and venues, data from BATS Global Markets showed. (Reporting by Herbert Lash )
Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/03/26/otc...3N20140326
US over-counter trading tightens reporting, other standards
(Reuters) - OTC Markets, the operator of three U.S. over-the-counter equity markets, is rolling out tighter reporting standards and eligibility requirements for its venture-stage market to crack down on stock scams and bolster transparency, the company said on Wednesday. On May 1 for its OTCQB market, OTC Markets will introduce a new minimum one-cent bid price requirement and will require the company's chief executive or chief financial officer to certify that its reporting obligations are current and that disclosures about shareholdings, officers and corporate profile are correct. The bid requirement, in which stocks must have been quoted for at least 1 cent daily over a 30-day period or be dropped from the market, aims to ferret out companies that fall prey to dilutive stock fraud schemes and promotions, OTC Markets said. OTC Markets also will charge a one-time $2,500 fee for new applicants and an annual $10,000 fee for companies trading on its markets. Foreign companies that are listed on a qualified stock exchange and are current in their U.S. reporting obligations will be allowed to trade on OTCQB, OTC Markets' middle-tier marketplace. In the past, they traded on the lowest "pink" tier. On Tuesday, the two most actively traded stocks on OTC Markets on Tuesday were French dairy products maker Danone SA and Swiss pharmaceuticals Roche Holding AG . Trading volume on OTC Markets was 20.1 billion shares on Tuesday, about three times that of all U.S. stock exchanges and other trading venues. But the value traded, $1.4 billion, paled in comparison with the $263.4 billion executed on the other exchanges and venues, data from BATS Global Markets showed. (Reporting by Herbert Lash )
Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/03/26/otc...3N20140326
US over-counter trading tightens reporting, other standards
(Reuters) - OTC Markets, the operator of three U.S. over-the-counter equity markets, is rolling out tighter reporting standards and eligibility requirements for its venture-stage market to crack down on stock scams and bolster transparency, the company said on Wednesday. On May 1 for its OTCQB market, OTC Markets will introduce a new minimum one-cent bid price requirement and will require the company's chief executive or chief financial officer to certify that its reporting obligations are current and that disclosures about shareholdings, officers and corporate profile are correct. The bid requirement, in which stocks must have been quoted for at least 1 cent daily over a 30-day period or be dropped from the market, aims to ferret out companies that fall prey to dilutive stock fraud schemes and promotions, OTC Markets said. OTC Markets also will charge a one-time $2,500 fee for new applicants and an annual $10,000 fee for companies trading on its markets. Foreign companies that are listed on a qualified stock exchange and are current in their U.S. reporting obligations will be allowed to trade on OTCQB, OTC Markets' middle-tier marketplace. In the past, they traded on the lowest "pink" tier. On Tuesday, the two most actively traded stocks on OTC Markets on Tuesday were French dairy products maker Danone SA and Swiss pharmaceuticals Roche Holding AG . Trading volume on OTC Markets was 20.1 billion shares on Tuesday, about three times that of all U.S. stock exchanges and other trading venues. But the value traded, $1.4 billion, paled in comparison with the $263.4 billion executed on the other exchanges and venues, data from BATS Global Markets showed. (Reporting by Herbert Lash )
Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/03/26/otc...3N20140326
Amazing, the guy shows you OTC filings that show 2007 and he still doesn't get it...lol
Good chart...showing the pump is done, and it's settling back to .0001
Don,t tell on me, but download "Adblock+"...amazing
Was it on ihub here...?
I looked up Java....It's the release of Java 8. Seems to be for Developers, waaay over my head....lol
Bla, Bla, Bla....... So, the real question to you is.....are you going to take Woods in the Masters...?
Heak of a start to the week...down 96%...lol
Im always amazed at the questions of people that have been here for years that still dont know anything about anything...amazing...
49 polnts total for me...I feel lucky im still in the running...LOL
Read that article on the tire problems during the 2 practice sessions yesterday...does anyone think that's going to be a bigger problem during the race.
It was that $5. sell order that got to me...lol
2-4-48 for me please...
Why do you talk Stupid...?
Wow...4 different tickers, sounds chargeable to me...lol
Thanks for your comments folks...was just trying to get a feel for the company...been looking around for something to get into.
With the share count, the name change, and the uplisting, watch out for the RS...jmho
I don't believe anyone gave any false information...what info. do you believe was false...btw, we're all shareholders here, at least the 30 or 40 that I know...
You've still got a little catchin up to do before you give me a run for the money...lol
Yes, they have been advertising for attendants, what, about 2 years now...lol
These folks don't stick around long if they're not flying and not getting paid...
I think hes playing with you guys...lol
Any link, or just rumor ...
LOL...everything I download is free...I'm cheap. Been using Ccleaner for years. I use AVG for my realtime protection, Malwarebytes and Superantispyware as my manual backups. Revo Uninstaller is a great one to get rid of junk on the machine, as after it deletes the program, it hunts down all the leftover bits-an-pieces...fast too.
see ya on NASCAR...GOING WITH THE SPEED CARS THIS WEEK.
No...I was thinking of the second half requirements?. Things like going from Manager etc, to just attendant...
Tough requirements for the position...
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Experienced Flight Attendant/Steward Three Years Experience Required
Baltia Air Lines - Jamaica, NY
MUST HAVE AT LEAST 3 YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH AN INTERNATIONAL AIRLINE, have worked within the last 18 months on 747 or wide body aircraft, experience as a waiter or waitress in an upscale restaurant, reside within 60 miles of JFK, and have a US Passport.
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE REQUIREMENTS, SPECIAL CONSIDERATION given for experience as a Purser, Manager of Cabin Safety, Manager of In-flight service, Trainer of CS or Inflight, VVIP service, have culinary/hospitality training, speak Russian.
It won't be a Baltia pump day till Baltia puts out some information about their progress in the Certification process...
No bid, No ask, No volume...
Re-read your first post on ihub...seems like you were giving all the advice...
Good sign...they got the dryers out.
Good list...I'm just trying to get my XP ready for April 8th...lol
Bristol Motor Speedway general manager Jerry Caldwell has issued the following statement regarding the projected rain-filled forecast for tomorrow’s Food City 500:
By now, nearly everyone has seen Sunday’s weather forecast and expressed questions regarding plans. NASCAR has a nearly 70-year history of working with tracks to get races in on the scheduled date.
In Bristol Motor Speedway, we have a track that dries in less than an hour, equipment here to do it, and lights that allow us to go well into the evening.
We are very hopeful and fully intend to run the Food City 500 tomorrow. If by chance that does not happen, we are prepared to race Monday at noon. But that is a backup plan we hope to not need.
2-11-20 for me please...