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MULN now red!!!!
I'm actually waiting for a call back after speaking to their cost basis customer service person (which involved almost a half hour on hold to get through) who couldn't answer my question regarding an amended 1099 and claims she will get back to me.
And that is the way it is supposed to be!!! Ok, so we got Schwab in a little over a minute. Thanks otto.
lol don't be doing it on my account, just keep it in mind the next time you need them and let me know how quick they respond
That's total bs. A margin account is allowed to go into negative territory. How the heck do they cash out stock because you have a negative balance in a margin account? They can bust the trade if they traded it illegally.
I don't pay for reog at Etrade. What they do is they charge me the $38 on the day of reorg and then they credit it back into my account a day or two later. That's a crazy story. Am I understanding it right? YOu had a margin account and they didn't let you have a negative balance?
You have accounts with all these brokers?? I really need to know how fast they respond and if they still do pick up right away. If you asked me nine months ago how customer service is at Etrade I would have told you I have no problems.
i sold cei this morning at .96 - over a buck now - lol
lol
lol let's not look back!
Help! I'm going to ask for help here on my own board. I want some input from anyone who would like to comment regarding their brokers.
I have Etrade and have used them along with others over the years but now exclusively with them. Trading platform excellent. Executions excellent. No commission on big boards and 4.50 for otc. Sounds all good right? Well it is the customer service where they are failing hugely. Ever since Morgan Stanley took them over they are the pits of the world. I used to be able to call a number for platinum service and connect with help right away. Not only that, a relationship manager would call me a day or two later to confirm that my issues were taken care of. NOW??? The wait to speak with someone is over 30 minutes if I'm lucky. And when you get through you get someone who really isn't knowledgeable and isn't a licensed broker. Over the weekend I tried to call and the recording said the wait was over 90 minutes. Their online customer service gets halted periodically when they can't keep up with inquires. And if you are able to write to them online they reply days later with bs responses. I find it frightening that when you trade often with a lot of money there could be a chance that you might need to speak with someone right away and you can't do it with Etrade anymore.
Can anyone post about their experiences with Etrade or what other brokers do regarding calls and customer service. Like what is the average wait time when you call in, and do they rectify the situation timely?
MULN, holy cow, Batman! up another 30%
VLON down 70% failed drug
Agree - MOTS next. Picked up today some in the .34's.
lol you have done very well for yourself, young man
lol I bought shares in the .60's last month - sold them over a buck and thought i was a genius
MULN!!!!! Super ball bounce!!!! Yp 30% today.
TOKYO, March 17, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- We are pleased to announce that Next Meats Co., Ltd, a subsidiary of Next Meats Holdings, Inc. (CEO: Koichi Ishizuka, OTC Pink: NXMH), has agreed to conclude a business alliance agreement with Yakuodo Co., a subsidiary of Yakuodo Holdings, Inc. and as a part of this alliance, Yakuodo has agreed to purchase certain shares of Next Meats Holdings, Inc., to strengthen the relationship between the two companies. Since its establishment in June 2020, Next Meats has released the world's first plant-based Japanese barbecue meats, the "NEXT Yakiniku Series," as well as the world's first plant-based beef bowl "NEXT Gyudon, " and the popular chicken prototype, "NEXT Chicken." In Japan, the Next products has been sold at supermarkets such as Ito-Yokado, Aeon, and Life, and in the foodservice industry, it has been adopted by popular restaurants such as Yakiniku Like, as well as high-end locations such as Palace Hotel Tokyo, among others. As part of the company's efforts to make the products available throughout Japan, Next Meats began working with the leading drugstore chain Yakuodo Co.--which has a staggering number of 358 stores nationwide*--in November last year and had exclusive fixtures called NEXT Stands installed in select stores. Yakuodo has also carried the NEXT Tuna since its launch and has jointly promoted plant-based food products ahead of other stores and regions. *As of the end of February 2022 The capital and business alliance was formed at this time to strengthen the two companies' partnership and efforts to further propagate plant-based foods. Moving forward, the two companies will consider the following possibilities for collaboration. 1. Utilization of data owned by Yakuodo Based on the purchasing data, customer data, and healthcare data owned by Yakuodo, the two companies intend to identify the needs and health issues of people in the Tohoku region and utilize this data for product development, in-store sales and advertising. 2. Product development Utilizing Yakuodo's employee assets Yakuodo's 4,0005,000 employees will be asked to take surveys and participate in other product development efforts to develop new products that reflect consumer demands. Utilizing Yakuodo's employees will enable a speedy PDCA cycle. 3. Improvement of logistics efficiency As one of Next Meats' manufacturing plants is in Iwate Prefecture, we are considering utilizing Yakuodo's delivery network to improve logistics efficiency. Comment from Koichi Sogo, Director, Managing Executive Officer and General Manager of Sales Division, Yakuodo Co. We have been working with Next Meats because we respect and feel aligned with their goal of improving the health of people and the planet through meat alternatives. We have a similar company goal to support people's health from the Tohoku region, and are assured that forming a capital and business alliance will further generate synergies between the two companies. By leveraging Yakuodo's existing assets such as data, stores, employees, and logistic network, and Next Meats' product development capabilities, we aim to deliver better products to the people of Tohoku and throughout Japan. Comments from Hideyuki Sasaki, CEO of Next Meats Co. Since our establishment in June 2020, we have been working to bring our products to all parts of Japan, but there is still a large amount of people who don't know about alternative meats or have had the opportunity to eat it. However, Next Meats and Yakuodo have made pioneering efforts starting in the Tohoku region and have evidently expanded the availability and recognition of plant-based products to a larger audience. We are very grateful for this and pleased to form a capital and business alliance with a partner like Yakuodo who has a similar company philosophy as us and also feels strongly about attaining the SDG goals. By strengthening our partnership, we hope to support the health of people in the Tohoku region and promote a more sustainable dietary practice throughout Japan. About Next Meats Next Meats is a food-tech venture company from Tokyo established in 2020. They specialize in the R&D of alternative meats and has developed the world's first plant-based barbeque meat, the "Next Yakiniku Series" as well as the world's first plant-based beef bowl, "Next Gyudon", and carry many other types of protein substitutes like chicken, burgers, pork, and tuna. The company has achieved a listing in the U.S. within 7 months of its establishment and is active in 10 countries overseas, including the United States, France, Singapore, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. Website: https://www.nextmeats.co.jp, https://nextmeats.us Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nextmeats_usa/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/NextMeats_usa Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nextmeatsusa View original content to download multimedia:https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/next-meats-and-yakuodo-form-a-capital-and-business-alliance-agreement-301504927.html SOURCE Next Meats Co., Ltd. /CONTACT: Ai Honda, ai.honda@nextmeats.us (END) Dow Jones Newswires March 17, 2022 06:04 ET (10:04 GMT)
BWV qwazy - halted few times today - down 59% right now
EVLV down 42% - on earnings - new lows
.32 now in after hours - why the heck didn't i buy that?
Chinese stocks taking a beating but look at this one in particular: UK
Trading at .22 and change. Geez.
Just bought F here 15.57
PIcked up some AVCT down here in .71's - waiting for the bounce
OH yeah! traded it twice today - just sold my 1.57's for 1.68
MULN dip here
what a terrible word - lmao
I didn't hold too many - I wish i did - but I trade often and that's the way i do it so sometimes I wish differently - but don't we all? lol
lol traded that one every day last week - I sold off most of what I had - kept a few jic
MULN still bouncing in premarket
MULN still going - I picked up some at .95 earlier but sold them - still have a few at 1.13 jic
MULN nice bounce
I sold about 500 F when it spiked and got in the 20's. I have about half that amount still and was planning on rebuying what I sold on a dip. I wanted under 15, but I don't think it did that. If it did I missed it.
EV's aren't going away - they may have run up hugely but they are the future. Look at MULN and how far that one fell.
Haven't traded RIVN since it was over 100 bucks. Can't believe how low it has slipped. Those new issues are tough to calculate since they have no price history. I guess if you are a long term holder it is attractive here. Supply chain problems has hit this co.
now down 32% - just bought a few here - looks like it may be a low floater - did not buy a lot
MYO down 26% earnings
SBFM down 35% on offering Company will issue 3,603,604 units at a purchase price of $2.22
Another 8k just filed: https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=15647431&guid=6jHwkKH-nw8WJth
On or about February 8, 2022, we incorporated Next Meats HK Co. Limited, a Hong Kong Company. Next Meats HK Co. Limited is now a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company. The Registry Number associated with this entity in Hong Kong is 3126390.
On or about March 2, 2022, we incorporated Next Meats (S) Pte. Ltd., a Singapore Company. Next Meats (S) Pte. Ltd. is now a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company. The Company Registration Number in Singapore is 202207295H.
Although our future plans are not clearly defined in regards to the above subsidiaries, and while any such plans may change in time, at present we intend to utilize both of the above entities to expand our global reach of selling alternative meat products throughout Asia.
Yep. Those chocolate covered donuts you put in the frig are the ONLY donuts I ever really liked. Haven't had one in years so don't know if they are still made that well. Do you get Entenmann down by you?