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I hate to say it, but yeah; I'm lookin' at .005
When I was sitting on .0007 before, it dropped to .0008 and hung there. and didn't hit the 7s. Hope it does the same here. I think ALPS gave GTSM a pass.
I was just thinking about that. I killed my 5MM share 7s order and bought 10s. who knew!?
ALPS relinquished top position to GTSM (at least for the moment).
I'm still green and still pissed
This wolf has one foot in the FINRA snare. Helps a little.
I filed a complaint yesterday. 2 minute fill in the blanks. Since FINRA is already trying to get Alpine kicked out, I figure the complaint will be looked at.
Filed it as manipulation, naked short selling and T Trade .false information.
FINRA in littigation with ALPS, trying again to get them removed
https://www.financial-planning.com/news/finra-seeks-to-expel-alpine-securities-orders-2-3m-in-restitution
Mine went to $10 (no r/s just straight up) Did I sell...Hell. no. (sold/bought some) now at $ 0.90. Good; just not spectacular.
BTW: My CUBV...I was at 1.2 million. $$
sounds like ALP*. In at .22 still holding with a few buys and sells along the way.
These are bad people. Unbelievable what they pulled on customers; This is a part of what they did:
You really must read this in its entirety.
Also: on media FINRA site, (see Nate's FINRA link) there is a place to report any suspected irregularities. This is not a customer form. It is for any irregularity.
After a 19-day hearing, the panel found that:
Alpine Securities’ $5,000 monthly account fee, 1 percent per day illiquidity and volatility fee, and $1,500 certificate withdrawal fee were unreasonable and the $5,000 fee was applied in a discriminatory manner;
The firm’s appropriation of customer positions valued at $1,500 or less for one penny per position and 2.5 percent market-making/execution fee resulted in unfair prices and commissions;
The firm converted and misused customer funds and securities by removing customer securities it improperly deemed “abandoned” and “worthless” and seizing customer securities to cover debits related to excessive and unreasonable fees;
The firm engaged in unauthorized trading by moving customers’ securities from customer accounts to firm accounts without customer authorization, purportedly to cover outstanding debits and because the firm improperly identified the securities as “worthless,” and by moving customers’ securities from customer accounts to the firm’s abandoned securities accounts without customer authorization because the firm improperly identified the accounts as “abandoned;” and
The firm executed an unauthorized capital withdrawal.
The decision cited multiple examples demonstrating that none of the firm’s customers authorized the firm’s transfers of their securities or seizures of cash to cover the $5,000 monthly fee. In one example, the firm charged a $5,000 monthly account fee on Dec. 31, 2018, and redeemed funds from that customer’s linked money market fund on Jan. 2, 2019. To cover the unpaid $3,396 (for the $5,000 fee), the firm moved the customer’s marketable securities to the liquidate-to-cover-customer-debits account. Moreover, the hearing panel found some customers paid some or all of the $5,000 fee because they were forced to do so in order to regain possession of their other holdings, but no customer authorized a removal of funds and securities to cover the unreasonable fee. In most instances, the customers were not even aware of the $5,000 monthly account fee, let alone that the firm was taking their cash and securities to cover it. The panel decision asserted, “The firm’s treatment of its customers demonstrates Alpine Securities’ intent.”
These people should be in prison
Total agreement
Predictability is a wonderful thing. Moving up off the bottom.
Just evidence of fluctuating emotions. I’m buying today at .001; unfortunately only getting bits and pieces.
Couple of points. If those are naked shorts, think about the queeze when the r/m is announced.
It is not always the MMs that are playing with millions at .0010. Consider that a ton of .0010s keep the floor from sinking.
If you are not selling today, does it matter where it is today?
OK! Time 0ut!. 1.) it's not the filings that are keeping TDA from trading CUBV; it's TD who has administrative constipation. Other brokers are freely trading CUBV.
B.) I doubt if any of the legal crew in charge of this r/m are worried, upset, or concerned. They are professionals. It takes time and I guarantee that they knew the time involved beforehand.
It's a step by step process. It's traders that get upset, nervous and jerky. It will get done when it gets done. They haven't disappointed us yet.
I have an new open CUBV Buy order in at Fidelity today.. They can be strange..
I put a Buy order at Fidelity for CUBV yesterday. No problem. And no commissions. .
I just tried to place a Buy order. It was rejected. Pending bids, yada, yada yada.) TDA suck and are 2ce as expensive as ETrade. ($4.95)
FINRA rule is that there must be a minimum amount available on the Ask. (10,000 for that price range) They are not required to publish how many shares are available, that they may, or may not want to sell. This prevents market makers from doling out (for example) 50 shares to 20 people.
Quietly getting it done.
Can't respond. Was that a question or a statement?
I don't do sports, but in football (U.S.) If a player is running downfield and fumbles, Isn't another player allowed to pick it up and keep running with? If the play succeeds, that's all that counts in the end.
A brief note about Margaret. It was Margaret who got CUBV out of Pokerino's hands in the first place. Without her initial actions and tenacity, there would be no CUBV today.
Isn't that what it has been for a while now. There is a huge block of restricted shares and I thought (tongue in cheek) it was about 2 Billion float.
I think that might be a diplomatic way of explaining that a bunch of sh*t stocks have been dumped. Alone or with 50 other Tickers...It's just as dead.
When T Rowe won't tale it, you in deep doo doo
Ditto. I think they cause a lot of problems because of time delays.
From OTC, "..... meets a minimum requirement for public quoting under Rule 15c2-11...."
Welcome back. And, now; good evening, I am off t0 bed.
Revolut is not going Public with an IPO Their reason: IPOs are in a sluggish period.
This opens the door for conjecture regarding a reverse merger.........Or not.
https://www.businessinsider.com/revolut-rules-out-ipo-valuation-focus-growth-2022-5
Revolut is not going Public...at least not for a couple of years.
https://www.businessinsider.com/revolut-rules-out-ipo-valuation-focus-growth-2022-5
Re: "very soon GMSacha Inchi products will be in many retail stores in the USA"
If this is a quote from the Company, it might be construed as forward looking statements without a safe harbor or other notice, warning readers that is just an opinion........by a lying Betch.
My bad. So the payment confusion, albeit terrible and misleading, is not as bad as I stated.
Not according to the international exchange rate website
1 Colombian Peso equals 0.00024 United States Dollar
29 x ..00024 + .$00629
Seriously; I had 46 MM before the great crash.. Right now I have 35 MM, but would like to round it up to 50 MM. That would be my absolute max.
I'm so confused with all the numbers; I just don't know anymore.