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it's something to hope for if you are a creditor
you should call your broker
Your first cancelled stock, Congrats; call your broker.
the shares are cancelled and you are worried about them being locked...?
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is not the bankruptcy plan.
not saying you're wrong, just how do you know? link?
just out of curiosity, where does it say in the Bankruptcy Plan that all shares will be cancelled?
lucky you, trust me...
shares have been pulled off all exchanges; get ready for them to be legally declared worthless; just what I heard...
Pretty good chance shares are worthless. just get mentally prepared.
okay, a contract to fill 3,000 vials of the liquid form. Also important is a customer based able to consume that amount.
The way it was assembled with the pictures of the kids and everything plus the verbiage used throughout the article, feels a lot like a marketing tool.
yes, let's see the implications stagger.
yeah, otc is kinda funny. Fidelity only lets you do 5000 max if online order for otc, which defeats the point, because one of the major elements of otc stocks is that you are able to purchase a larger share size for a smaller amount of money per share.
that's not nice of them. are they cheap at least?
one thing I can conclude from your experience, they're not treating you right, and it's kinda funny that there's issues in the first place since Northern and your broker are both Canadian companies.
If you got in on an impulse buy, then perhaps to retain continuity, you should get out on an impulse sell. Your question is really asking for a crystal ball, which doesn't exist. Markets participants usually fall into two catagories, speculators who hope some positive unforseen event occurs, and investors/traders who get into positions based on data already known. You fall into the first catagory, while I fall into the second. You're looking to take action based on unreleased data, while I take mine based on an analysis of what's been presented. You're asking the wrong person for a crystal ball. What I can tell you though, ask yourself if anything has changed that warrents action by yourself.
I got my shares the week of the 25th of Jan. Who's your broker?
you need to have your stop loss points established prior to getting yourself into a position. If you entered based on fundamentals, then you need to evaluate if anything fundamentally changed. I stuck around all these years with IDSM (now MDST), so I can get my Northern shares, and it eventually paid off. To use that as an example, if I ever felt that I would never get my Northern shares, then that would be good justification to get out. Enter per technicals, get out on technicals, enter on fundamentals, exit on fundamentals, but it's still a good idea to have a point of pain threshold understood for your fundamentally established position. I know this doesn't do you much good for MDST, but take these things into consideration for your next position you get involved in.
not a shell of northern, it plans to aquire more companies.
wow, it's almost like the reverse split never happened.
who ever had shares yesterday get's dividend shares. Jan 5th was record date, meaning no new shares could be added to the outstanding amount of shares. drop in price due to not needing shares anymore to get dividend shares.
oh, that's why the sudden pop today.
Oh ok, so you were making a joke; hahaha
that's works only as long as the person who got out today was the one who was keeping it down in the first place.
"deemed a hero when OTOW reached .028"
yeah, in your head.
instead of dissecting every word and trying to construe it to mean something deceitful, do your own DD, instead of antagonizing others to do it for you.
do your own DD instead of trying to get others to do it for you.
just trying to not get ahead of myself, but when the good results come in, what market force will create the rise in share price? I'm believing that institutions need to take notice and take a position in the stock, as any pop in price will need support, which usually occurs when institutions are supporting the new higher price. Basically the question is, what market force is required to create and maintain a higher price?
"is there something I don't know". change 'something' to 'many things'
Finally. I've been waiting for product to be made for over a year now. Let's see some margins!
thanks*2!
having a hard time finding the next earnings release date. Anyone know the date, or where to find it? couldn't find it on the website...
okay, and do yourself a favor and read the company's K's and Q's. They address all of your concerns. So long! Bye!
"sometimes I speak directly to the ventriloquist and
not to the puppets he is filling this show with."
again and as usual, your logic is weak/incorrect. Just because everyone knows that you're wrong, doesn't mean that everyone is the same person, it just means there's a consensus that you need to educate yourself on the subjects you wish to argue, as it's obvious that you are uneducated on them.
oh good, more accusations based on ignorance, just in a different direction.
Go and read the company's K's & Q's, then come back.
that's what you can expect from statements based on ignorance because the person refuses to read any of the K's/Q's themselves, and just hopes to have others fill in his gaps by arguing with them, making nonsense statements.
exactly; correct on all points. That's why I am suggesting that this person read the previous Q's & K's, as it's obvious this person has not, to educate himself, instead of antagonizing others to get them into doing his DD for him. His points all are built on a lack of knowledge, and he's trying to goad others into filling in the blanks for him instead of doing his own DD because either, #1, he doesn't know how or #2, he's too lazy to do it for himself.