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The following are the requirements for otc pink sheet listings, Those claiming filings with SEC are not correct.
OTC Pink
Formerly known as 'The Pink Sheets' the OTC Market Group's 'Pink' is the least regulated of the three market tiers. Branded as 'Pink, the requirements for getting listed on the Pink are as follows:
File a Form 15c2-11 to FINRA. In order for a broker-dealer to submit your Form 15c2-11, they will most likely require your company to meet certain standards not seen here. Our team can provide guidance on this.
Company profile has been verified through OTCIQ
Attorney letter if company is not audited
Companies that trade on the Pink include penny stocks, shells, distressed companies, delinquent companies, and companies that have limited their disclosure.
Yes their are disclaimers, all I am trying to find out was the approximate date of the provided info, not a debate - if you don’t know just say that it’s ok
Ihub@investoreshub.com is the email, I get two three emails a month concerning stocks some asking me to upgrade my subscription
Yes I know that, your stating the obvious. My question was when that happened.
A question for those that have used iHub for a few years. Do any of you remember the email iHub sent to users promoting indicating it would go to .25 as I recall thought it was 2017 or 2018. Stretch those memory cells.
New infrastructure bill includes the following, could this have delayed exchange launch until they new final reporting https://www.voltequity.com/post/new-crypto-tax-reporting-requirements-in-the-2021-infrastructure-bill
Let’s turn that word imminent into an action verb like launch completed. Exchange fully functional and ready to use.
Let’s see some action not words prove it, bet you can’t.
Went .028 to .52. Feb 9 to Fed 23
Their will always be examples, the overall enforcement record is not stellar.
The SEC track record of monitoring or enforcing the meager regulations on penny/otc stocks is slim, slim, slim. It’s the wild Wild West of investing. What really happens is 90 plus percent plus fail sp going to 0 due to financial structure - mainly toxic financings. A few may get a real good momo pump and see a couple bucks b/4 bailing like Blackbeard. Once the cult like Investors’s realize they were coned the class action begin with only lawyers making money of the bones. Now those lucky few that practice disciplined money management on the pump or toxic debt insiders make money. Doubt if we ever see a peep from SEC or any regulator. Good night and good luck.
We all know about measured, indicated and inferred resources. Gold miners do geological assays to determine such things. For our mines to be worth anything these and many other things need to be done to attract investors. So we’re buying mines supposedly, eventually we need to know the measured and inferred value of those mines done by credible third party’s, not just company statements that are not verified.
If it is and I repeat - is a con - there will be class action b/4 SEC gets around to do anything.
Lively board tonight, the character of the company is on the line. Actions not words are required. I sense a wiff of fear rustling through AABB land. A nagging thought in the back of your mind - the reason a con works is the psychology of greed and some of irrational exuberant beliefs it drives. I am invested with house money from the last spike. I will ride it out good or bad.
I think Benny is a cut out or avatar for a person or entities having agendas good or bad that we know nothing about. I agree serious companies hand no need or place for the Benny.
How about a pr stating - we signed a joint venture agreement securing 75 percent interest in the Tequila mine - this weasel wording, definitive agreement to secure.
To means - so as to be closed or nearly closed.
The way it’s worded leads me to believe this job is not finalized. This kind of stuff IMO does not instill trust or credibility, just more doubt and lier pps.
I think we have all seen this info Lordy how many times. You need some new material - this is getting redundant- just a little.
Just curious, anybody subscribe to the mm signals. I did notice a few 911 trades that pretends news is on the way. Please some real news would be welcome
Let’s see the 13G schedule on that kind of ownership.
If he, they or it did own a large percentage of the company , wouldn’t they be required to report to SEC on percent of ownership?
Pictures and videos are nice, I want to see signed contract (some real proof) that we own what we see in said pictures. Money talks BS walks.
If there is a Clive - or whomever, they structure their loan giving them little risk. They can continue to do what they do ( making 100,000s) with little or no risk of losing a cent. Their is a reason they call it smart money. The rest of us are rolling the dice on a craps table hoping for 7 or 11 - hoping the prs, timing and DD provide odds in our favor. It’s still a crap shot with nefarious entity’s hoping we crap out. Based on current price and volume the market is waiting with a negative to neutral bias.
And your reasoning for not applicable - hope springs eternal?
It’s time to show us what you have, no more puffery prs, no more it’s happening next week or next month, no more Letters Of Agreement,, no more non audits of gold or books, no more toxic debt and endless dilution of shares. Money talks BS walks.
10:41a ET 10/7/2021 - Benzinga
Gold-Based Cryptocurrencies Bringing a Sense of Stability to Nervous Novice Investors
Mentioned: AABB COIN
Image by Sergei Tokmakov Terms.Law from PixabayToday's new cryptocurrency investor is not the risk-taker of a few years ago. They've seen the mistakes of the past 12 years in a volatile investment market, and they're becoming much more cautious. They've seen people close to them dump money erratically into crypto because a friend or family member thought it was a good idea. For many, it wasn't. Though more than 10% of Americans own some form of digital asset, many made early mistakes diving in.
Cryptocurrency has always been more high risk than stock trading but not as risky as trading penny stocks or options. New, more risk-averse investors are now looking into cryptocurrency investment opportunities with solid backing.
Since the infancy of the cryptocurrency trading market, developers have had an interest in creating a gold-backed digital currency. To have that type of digital currency means you link 1 token or coin to a specific quantity of gold. The gold is then held in reserve, usually by a third party. The significant advantage of having a gold-pegged digital currency is that the baseline or minimum value of the token will always be equal to the fixed amount of gold. The gold-backed digital currencies offer protection against a considerable drop in value. So how do new investors looking for more stable cryptocurrency investment opportunities find an avenue to these gold-backed digital assets?
One company that has connected cryptocurrency and precious metal assets is Asia Broadband Inc. (OTC: AABB), which focuses on the production, supply, and sale of precious and base metals. The company employs an innovative distribution process that has led to the release of its AABB Gold (AABBG) freshly minted mine-to-token gold-backed cryptocurrency and is developing its proprietary digital exchange. AABB expects its token to become a worldwide standard of exchange that is stable, secured, and trusted with 100% physical gold.
Gold-backed tokens can benefit from both gold and cryptocurrency features while maintaining the potential for price appreciation from both markets. While AABBG is not a stablecoin, it has the stability of a token price supported at 0.1 grams of the spot price of gold.
And while many novice investors steer towards better-known cryptocurrency exchanges such as Coinbase (NASDAQ: COIN), AABBG can be purchased using the easy-to-use AABB Wallet app. Launched by the company in March 2021, the AABB Wallet is an exceptionally unique entry-level opportunity for new investors and will soon launch its proprietary cryptocurrency exchange within the wallet. More than 14,000 investors have downloaded the AABB wallet, with the size and scope of the Exchange project growing exponentially over the past few months.
You can learn more about AABB Gold Token and the AABB Wallet at www.aabbgoldtoken.com.
I find it curious when a person brags about their DD but never shares any information. One encourages people to sell all their assets and by AABB. If the information is not inside information and you are encouraging people to buy why not share in info?
A good expose of short selling using a real life example, it’s long but the dark pool and high frequency trading by hedge funds is interesting:
https://smithonstocks.com/northwest-analysis-of-a-coordinated-short-selling-attack-against-the-stock-nwbo-4-69/
From tsx.com;
How much does it cost to audit a company?
Audit costs vary depending on the complexity of your company, the state of its accounting records, and its financial position. The cost of auditing an operating company for the first time may range between $12,000 and $80,000, although may be higher if a company has foreign operations.
I am not a CPA, If this information is at all accurate AABB has resources to do an audit.
The company has stated they want to be transparent to their shareholders. If that is true do the audit. Some have claimed the company may be doing an audit they’re just not sharing information from the issues brought about by their last claimed audit. If they are, get it done, provided information to the SEC for all to see.
I am not sure, I think a reckoning is at hand one way or another.
Exactly, the rationalizations for not doing all you listed are detrimental to the company. If they have the cash and gold claimed they Definitely have the resources to complete the gold and books audit! If you don’t want to be regarded as a house of cards, prove you are not.
The emperor has no cloths.
I agree, AABB has a credibility problem. The only way it goes a way is a full audit of claimed gold and of their books. If they have the gold and cash claimed they can afford to have audits done while working on their other important milestones. I think there is a perception that they are hiding something or there is really nothing their to audit. Serious company live or die by their proven revenue or their anticipated future revenues, this is proven by independent third party audits. They need to get it done yesterday and get out of the O TC swamp.
Those posting we are seeing good volume, not. With 2 billion plus outstanding IMO we will need to see 80 million plus traded daily for a number of days, then we can claim significant volume - not yet.
Wish I had facial recognition software, would love to run BennyM and the infamous Mr. Daniels picture through it . Never mind we are having a very good day.
IHUB is owned by hedge funds, their principles have a shaded history - easy enough to verify its past actions. AABB is risky but some of the professional doom and gloom profits are every bit as bad as the over exuberant cheerleaders.
A little more explanation for Bitcoin beach -
https://www.bitcoinbeach.com
And the moral of that story, get the hell out of the OTC market. I did not agree with postponing the audit.
Ok, I will bite, what’s in those warehouses?
Had mine in ETrade for over a week now.