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The more stonewalling they can do, the longer they can drag this out. Every seven years some new "plan" for funding. The reality is that this one will never be listed again because bad people are on the shareholder list. It is on a permanent "No can do" list. Sad.
Spot on, Skittle. Either delusional or deceitful. Take your pick. Flip a coin.
Bitcoin did the same damn thing last year. I guess we can all kiss 50,000 goodbye. Maybe headed to $65, just like Litecoin. I wonder who the pump and dump artists and counterfeiters are this year?
You are right on in theory, Skittle. But the problem is with Fake Companies and shells there is simply no staff around to do anything. Accountants cost a fortune. Most shells pay the accountants with stock. But with this one in a "No Can Do" status that stock is worthless. Eventually the conference calls will come to a screeching halt because the people involved are involved in other projects and other companies.
Of course it is going to be the same thing, Skittle. The "Company" is grateful that there are really people around who will listen to endless conference calls with no real solution or answers or time frame. They must figure that these calls are the least they can do since they could not fulfill what they promised when they took your money. Sad.
I tell you what likely happened to the money, Skittle. It was used to line personal pockets. That is how the OTC works. Also, you are correct about lawsuit possibilities. Except you would have to read the fine print on documents you should have signed when you sent in your money. This probably protects them. If there were no documents you may have a case. It always depends upon tiny print that you need a microscope to read.
Spot on as usual Skittle. You sound like a real stock analyst. NASDAQ is impossible. We know that. So that is a lie. If you can't get listed on OTC you will never get listed on NASDAQ. The requirements are even stricter. You don't just wake up one day and decide to go to NASDAQ. Whoever said that is delusional or deceptive. No institution will fund this, that is correct. This whole experience is why smart people and companies stay away from the world of OTC. It is a world of Fake Companies which will destroy people's lives. This is why the OTC should be shut down.
It is not about mining claims at this point. We should try to stay on topic. It is about a company being rejected for listing. They are on the "No Can Do" status. And it has nothing to do with a mine. It could be an operation ran out of someone's basement. The pump and dump artists who are on the shareholders list should be purged. They want people to talk about mining, claims and minerals because that is a Red Herring that keeps people away from talking about the stock. With a "No Can Do" listing the stock is priced at Zero. Sad but very true. Especially after so many years.
Sorry, I meant it does NOT matter who they are.
It does matter who they are or what they do at this stage. These are Fake Companies. It requires nothing in order to get a ticker symbol and listed on a garbage exchange. This one just cannot get there because it allegedly has pump and dump operators on its shareholder list. FINRA discovered that and then threw the paperwork into the "No Can Do" list status. So in the world of real companies you are spot on, Skittle. But this is not one of those. So it doesn't operate by the standard set of rules.
What bothers me are the delusional conference calls. The same thing over and over and over again for years.
We shall see if that is true, Skittle. They could keep stonewalling and dodging and making predictions about three months, next year, etc. essentially forever. In 20 years we could be right here talking about "next year." I will be right here and reminding that this "company" is a "No Can Do" from way back in 2013. Maybe it will be buried in a FINRA historical file of some sort. But I have never seen a company admit any such thing. Sad.
I appreciate the credit. But just remember three simple words -- No Can Do. That is the history here as well as the future.
That is hilarious. I have heard a few of these companies making claims like that. Not one of them ever made it. Not one. The only way that could happen is if a real Wall Street investment bank like Goldman Sachs sponsored them for a real Initial Public Offering. Then it would be set for proper sponsorship and promotion the way it is done on Wall Street. If it cannot be approved for the OTC it will never make to the NASDAQ. You can take that to the bank.
One thing you will most likely not get is a simple "We are sorry, but it is just not happening. It is lost at FINRA and we obviously have been rejected."
I agree Skittle. Rather than sitting on a secret desk somewhere with a "No Can Do" stamp they should be required to send out a simple "Rejection" response. Clearly that is what has happened here. It is almost 2020.
Either they realize that the peg will not fit or they are flat out delusional. There is really not much in between at this point. This is truly the death of a once publicly listed company. Sad.
What is really sad is that a brand new deal could have been started from scratch with no liabilities. They could have a ticker symbol within a year or so. They would have to make sure that a black-listed Equity group was not on the shareholder list or their Carnival Barkers posting on a message board. It only takes 35 shareholders, friends and family to start a publicly listed company.
CPRK will never be listed again. You keep saying the word trade. Fake companies do not trade. They are listed on a fake exchange. As for this one? It is in a "No Can Do" status.
Who would buy it? It is nothing but a shell. A brand new shell company could be created and it would be more valuable than this one is. Fake Companies cannot be sold. Especially one with a history like this one. I remember when this one was created back in 2000. It was brand new with no history. When it first opened up on the "exchange" it opened up 1000% higher than what the seed shareholders paid. Talk about profits! That was another time, another life. It will never happen again. This one is dead. It will never be listed again.
Skittle knows the deal. This is nothing but a Fake Company which will never be listed anywhere. It sits on the desk of a regulator with a big stamp that says "No Can Do."
It is fixing to fail here. Nothing but a pump and dump. Not opinion, but factual. Good luck to all, shorts too. Just to be fair and balanced.
You are spot on Dent. There is nothing here but a defunct ticker symbol and a listing application that sits on someone's desk with no stamp of approval. In other words the listing is a "No Can Do." A reliable source reveals that on the shareholders list are people with a history of Pump and Dump on other deals.
That is correct, Skittle. And even though it has been filed to be listed again, the regulators must be fully aware of the intent behind the scenes for a Pump and Dump. So it just sits on someone's desk literally forever. Sad.
They always say they won't do that but then they do. That is where it becomes a pump and dump. That is where the regulators who oversee the fake market will never approve it for listing. I have no doubt that at least one of the "shareholders" also serves as an intelligence officer for the regulators.
More suckers for ESF? Are you kidding me? From what I gathered they are the very reason that it never gets approved for listing. So anyone investing more would truly be a sucker. wow!
Of course. CPRK is like a time machine. Just stay in the machine. When it finally stops spinning, at some point in the future, it will finally be listed. LMAO.
GLTA Shorts too. Just to be fair and balanced. Of course if it never is listed again then it doesn't matter what side you are on. Sad to hear about the car accident. The founder of the company in the early 2000s was almost killed in a similar accident. Fortunately he was able to recover. Car accidents suck.
What happened here is plain and simple and can be said with very few words. The regulators who run the world of Fake Companies and the Fake Exchanges are not dummies. They realize that this situation is nothing but a Pump and Dump. So they shut it down. They are just doing their job.
Yea, it is amazing the number of followers who continue to believe everything he says. At what point does one have zero credibility? Maybe we have a lifetime of conference calls guaranteed.
The real question is who would buy it? Copperking is the poster child for how public companies are shut down. If there are real assets they should be taken out somehow and sold? I agree. But how do you do that if you have already sold shares to a "group", spent the money and that group is on a regulators black list? This one will never trade again. It is why you never put more than a couple of hundred in that you can completely afford to lose.
No one legitimate will deal with a penny stock company. Especially one that is unlisted. The Equity group destroyed any chance this company ever had. And with the shareholders who are with them on the regulator's black list this is the nail on the coffin. The only chance Lee has is to start a brand new company with NO history, clean shareholder list and then start the process over again. They could get it listed in one year or less. This one is toast. Stick a fork in it!
When is the next conference call? This seems to be the only measure of success for this Fake Company.
The "Equity" group would make money too with their deep discount or free stock. Of course the regulators will not let it trade so they make zero. Unfortunately they take everyone else down too.
Spot on as usual, Skittle. You certainly know your stuff. If it truly is the shareholder list that is holding it all up then there must be some bad people on that list. Given the evidence that some sort of "financing" equity group (whatever they call themselves) is involved this is not a surprise. The regulators do not like these people and these groups. Maybe the best solution is that all funds should be returned to this group and then the shares cancelled and the group purged. Then a clean list with clean people could be provided. Maybe Lee is in a real quandary here, finding this out in the 11th hour. So this would certainly go a long ways to explain the standstill. This is speculation, but certainly a possibility.
When the stonewalling becomes about conference calls that really speaks volumes about the sad state of affairs.
You are spot on Skittle. Managers of Fake Companies just do not have the wherewithal to get the companies to where they should be. They certainly should not fall for scams where they get sucked into the underbelly of Wall Street. They should be knocking on Goldman Sach's front door. Either they got deceived or they know exactly what they are doing in doing deals with folks aligned with Fake stock markets.
I guess they selectively refund some and decline others. Welcome to the world of Fake Companies.
It is called Damage Control. Wouldn't it be easier to control the damage if they would just admit that the relisting has been denied? For some reason they just want to drag it on. I wonder why.
"Tentatively" speaks volumes, doesn't it Skittle. I would be shocked if the Company would just call it a day and admit that they failed.