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You ignored the proper follow up LOL. All warrants, no stock!
GLTY and JMO
DG is correct...you are wrong?
"LRS currently owns stock in ECOS. look at the filing."
Wrong! Owning warrants and owning stock are two different things. LRS currently owns the right to buy the stock (warrants), but has not exercised that right yet. Basic stuff.
Well said!
renewabledick!
...drunken stuff lol.
He started again Dec 27, 2016 under a new alias. His inability to construct coherent sentences using proper grammar, spelling and punctuation gave him away again LOL.
Another 600,000,000 shares issued since 11/3?
As of Nov. 9, ECOS has issued 7,155,191,250 shares since 12/30/2016
The T/A's numbers do not reflect when, or to whom, specific lots of shares were issued (only the total issued). Only updated financials will reveal where shares have gone and for what purpose?
From the T/A 11/09/2017
Authorized: 25,000,000,000
Issued: 10,404,564,250
Restricted: 3,656,163,543
From the T/A - 12/30/2016:
Authorized: 10,000,000,000
Issued: 3,249,372,998
Restricted: 3,115,063,534
Nothing new...it's all been posted before...you must have ignored it as usual?
They haven’t been doing any of this.
Yes they have..and they were caught at it and reported to the SEC.
Michael Siegel (the CEO) was booted from this board twice since 2015 ...and the last time was after his deal with LRS had been announced and pumped. Both aliases are archived on IHUB.
Things could get much worse for Pink-no information outfits like NPWZ trying to trade and promote as non-SEC registered entities??
OTC Markets Group Releases New Policy on Stock Promotion Establishing Best Practices to Enhance Market Transparency
NEWS PROVIDED BY
OTC Markets Group Inc.
Nov 07, 2017, 10:08 ET
NEW YORK, Nov. 7, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- OTC Markets Group Inc. (OTCQX: OTCM), operator of financial markets for 10,000 U.S. and global securities, today released a new stock promotion policy. The purpose of this policy, in conjunction with proposed best practices for public companies, is to improve overall market transparency for investors and better address the problem of fraudulent stock promotion.
Fraudulent stock promotion is an industry-wide concern that can mislead investors and disrupt the efficient pricing mechanisms of national exchanges and OTC markets. The evolution of digital platforms and the proliferation of social media have increased the ways public companies and investor relations professionals may engage with potential investors. However, today's technology-driven environment can also be abused by anonymous market manipulators. Allowing fraudulent promotion campaigns to mislead investors harms the integrity of public markets, impedes the capital formation process and tarnishes the reputation of small companies.
Solving this issue requires a collective effort among industry participants and regulators to proactively share information and drive greater transparency. OTC Markets Group recognizes its important role in establishing market standards, improving investor information and driving efforts to educate investors and mitigate damage created by manipulative stock promotion.
The new policy and best practices codify a core principle of OTC Markets Group's disclosure-based philosophy and the OTCQX and OTCQB Rules. It clarifies the responsibility of reputable public companies to make adequate current information available and provide timely disclosure of any news or information that might reasonably be expected to materially affect the market for its securities. This responsibility also requires public companies to quickly correct any false statements or materially misleading information spread by promoters so that public markets are not disrupted. These initiatives reinforce OTC Markets Group's ongoing market surveillance programs to provide better information, create additional investor protections and ensure a fair market pricing process.
"Improving investor transparency and setting market standards with clear expectations for how reputable public companies should respond to misleading and manipulative promotion encourages management teams to more proactively address and dispel unfounded rumors and correct misinformation that can lead to unusual market activity," said Liz Heese, OTC Markets Group Executive Vice President of Issuer and Information Services. "Our goal is to provide the framework of best practices that will foster better informed and more efficient public markets."
The OTC Markets Group policy provides a comprehensive outline of common characteristics of misleading and manipulative promotion and further reinforces the obligations of our issuers:
Publicly Identify Securities Being Promoted
Identifying Fraudulent Promotional Campaigns
Responsibilities of Companies with Promoted Securities
Impact on OTCQX or OTCQB Designation
Caveat Emptor Policy and Stock Promotion
Regulatory Referrals
Best Practices for Issuers
OTC Markets Group continues to support investor transparency with disclosure-based market standards to indicate which issuers make adequate current information available to the public. To expand these data-driven efforts, a new designation will be implemented to publicly identify securities that are the subject of stock promotion using a "promotion risk flag" designation on the OTC Markets Group websites, including otcmarkets.com, as well as respective market data feeds. This promotion flag is designed to alert market participants and investors of the potential risks associated with trading a security during a promotion campaign and will be introduced in the first quarter, 2018. It builds upon OTC Markets Group's Caveat Emptor risk flag, which indicates public interest concerns including fraudulent stock promotion.
"Recognizing the need to advance the dialogue surrounding this critical issue, OTC Markets Group continues to actively engage with regulators to improve capital formation and create more transparency for investors when there is stock promotion paid for by third-parties," said R. Cromwell Coulson, President and Chief Executive Officer, OTC Markets Group. "We believe the SEC should modernize its promotion regulations to ban anonymous, paid stock promotion and require clear disclosure when there is promotion paid for by third-parties, allowing for markets to better identify market manipulators. OTC Markets Group encourages a more thoughtful approach by regulators that lowers barriers to small company public offerings, utilizes the vast amounts of data available today to identify bad actors hiding among the private financing markets, and accelerates real-time enforcement, regulatory intervention and change."
About OTC Markets Group Issuer Compliance
OTC Markets Group's Washington D.C.-based Issuer Compliance team is responsible for evaluating company compliance with OTCQX and OTCQB qualifications, monitoring stock promotion and other potential public interest concerns, and working to allow issuers to provide adequate current information to the marketplace. Through data driven disclosure processes and market activity analysis, the Issuer Compliance team promotes transparency among the 10,000 U.S. and global securities that trade on the OTCQX® Best Market, the OTCQB® Venture Market, and the Pink® Open Market.
Issuer Compliance is actively engaged in continuous information sharing with FINRA, the SEC, other regulators, and the exchanges.
About OTC Markets Group Inc.
OTC Markets Group Inc. (OTCQX: OTCM) operates the OTCQX® Best Market, the OTCQB® Venture Market, and the Pink® Open Market for 10,000 U.S. and global securities. Through OTC Link® ATS, we connect a diverse network of broker-dealers that provide liquidity and execution services. We enable investors to easily trade through the broker of their choice and empower companies to improve the quality of information available for investors.
To learn more about how we create better informed and more efficient markets, visit www.otcmarkets.com
OTC Link ATS is operated by OTC Link LLC, member FINRA/SIPC and SEC regulated ATS.
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Media Contact:
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Things could get even more difficult soon for Pink-no information outfits like ECOS??
OTC Markets Group Releases New Policy on Stock Promotion Establishing Best Practices to Enhance Market Transparency
NEWS PROVIDED BY
OTC Markets Group Inc.
Nov 07, 2017, 10:08 ET
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NEW YORK, Nov. 7, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- OTC Markets Group Inc. (OTCQX: OTCM), operator of financial markets for 10,000 U.S. and global securities, today released a new stock promotion policy. The purpose of this policy, in conjunction with proposed best practices for public companies, is to improve overall market transparency for investors and better address the problem of fraudulent stock promotion.
Fraudulent stock promotion is an industry-wide concern that can mislead investors and disrupt the efficient pricing mechanisms of national exchanges and OTC markets. The evolution of digital platforms and the proliferation of social media have increased the ways public companies and investor relations professionals may engage with potential investors. However, today's technology-driven environment can also be abused by anonymous market manipulators. Allowing fraudulent promotion campaigns to mislead investors harms the integrity of public markets, impedes the capital formation process and tarnishes the reputation of small companies.
Solving this issue requires a collective effort among industry participants and regulators to proactively share information and drive greater transparency. OTC Markets Group recognizes its important role in establishing market standards, improving investor information and driving efforts to educate investors and mitigate damage created by manipulative stock promotion.
The new policy and best practices codify a core principle of OTC Markets Group's disclosure-based philosophy and the OTCQX and OTCQB Rules. It clarifies the responsibility of reputable public companies to make adequate current information available and provide timely disclosure of any news or information that might reasonably be expected to materially affect the market for its securities. This responsibility also requires public companies to quickly correct any false statements or materially misleading information spread by promoters so that public markets are not disrupted. These initiatives reinforce OTC Markets Group's ongoing market surveillance programs to provide better information, create additional investor protections and ensure a fair market pricing process.
"Improving investor transparency and setting market standards with clear expectations for how reputable public companies should respond to misleading and manipulative promotion encourages management teams to more proactively address and dispel unfounded rumors and correct misinformation that can lead to unusual market activity," said Liz Heese, OTC Markets Group Executive Vice President of Issuer and Information Services. "Our goal is to provide the framework of best practices that will foster better informed and more efficient public markets."
The OTC Markets Group policy provides a comprehensive outline of common characteristics of misleading and manipulative promotion and further reinforces the obligations of our issuers:
Publicly Identify Securities Being Promoted
Identifying Fraudulent Promotional Campaigns
Responsibilities of Companies with Promoted Securities
Impact on OTCQX or OTCQB Designation
Caveat Emptor Policy and Stock Promotion
Regulatory Referrals
Best Practices for Issuers
OTC Markets Group continues to support investor transparency with disclosure-based market standards to indicate which issuers make adequate current information available to the public. To expand these data-driven efforts, a new designation will be implemented to publicly identify securities that are the subject of stock promotion using a "promotion risk flag" designation on the OTC Markets Group websites, including otcmarkets.com, as well as respective market data feeds. This promotion flag is designed to alert market participants and investors of the potential risks associated with trading a security during a promotion campaign and will be introduced in the first quarter, 2018. It builds upon OTC Markets Group's Caveat Emptor risk flag, which indicates public interest concerns including fraudulent stock promotion.
"Recognizing the need to advance the dialogue surrounding this critical issue, OTC Markets Group continues to actively engage with regulators to improve capital formation and create more transparency for investors when there is stock promotion paid for by third-parties," said R. Cromwell Coulson, President and Chief Executive Officer, OTC Markets Group. "We believe the SEC should modernize its promotion regulations to ban anonymous, paid stock promotion and require clear disclosure when there is promotion paid for by third-parties, allowing for markets to better identify market manipulators. OTC Markets Group encourages a more thoughtful approach by regulators that lowers barriers to small company public offerings, utilizes the vast amounts of data available today to identify bad actors hiding among the private financing markets, and accelerates real-time enforcement, regulatory intervention and change."
About OTC Markets Group Issuer Compliance
OTC Markets Group's Washington D.C.-based Issuer Compliance team is responsible for evaluating company compliance with OTCQX and OTCQB qualifications, monitoring stock promotion and other potential public interest concerns, and working to allow issuers to provide adequate current information to the marketplace. Through data driven disclosure processes and market activity analysis, the Issuer Compliance team promotes transparency among the 10,000 U.S. and global securities that trade on the OTCQX® Best Market, the OTCQB® Venture Market, and the Pink® Open Market.
Issuer Compliance is actively engaged in continuous information sharing with FINRA, the SEC, other regulators, and the exchanges.
About OTC Markets Group Inc.
OTC Markets Group Inc. (OTCQX: OTCM) operates the OTCQX® Best Market, the OTCQB® Venture Market, and the Pink® Open Market for 10,000 U.S. and global securities. Through OTC Link® ATS, we connect a diverse network of broker-dealers that provide liquidity and execution services. We enable investors to easily trade through the broker of their choice and empower companies to improve the quality of information available for investors.
To learn more about how we create better informed and more efficient markets, visit www.otcmarkets.com
OTC Link ATS is operated by OTC Link LLC, member FINRA/SIPC and SEC regulated ATS.
Subscribe to the OTC Markets RSS Feed
Media Contact:
OTC Markets Group Inc., +1 (212) 896-4428, media@otcmarkets.com
SOURCE OTC Markets Group Inc.
Obviously Tom Nelson has his view of reality blocked by the lining of his colon?
Soon?
LRS got a great discount on the machine, Hanskom K got import fees and 16% for financing the machine, and ECOS shareholders got an opportunity to donate to a 20 billion O/S with some great 'potential' and a huge debt load, and a share price of no bid LOL.
Seems to me that ECOS (the public corporation) is just a bit player in this entire production?
From the 2016 10-K filed in August:
NOTE 12 – SUBSEQUENT EVENTS
In February 2017, the Company and Hanscom K Inc. jointly and severally entered into a loan agreement for an amount of $485,000 which is subject to annual interest of 16% and matures on November 1, 2017.
I wonder if Lafarge has ordered some of these boxes?
https://energyfactor.exxonmobil.com/science-technology/fuel-cell-energy/?utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=Oath&utm_campaign=ELH&utm_content=YP-SI
LOL..the NV SOS is the only one that has legal jurisdiction over SIML's corporate actions...they already approved it or it wouldn't be on the NV SOS site. FINRA may refuse to process the certs on suspicion of shareholder fraud or violation of SEC rules (on a rare occasion), but FINRA is not a regulatory agency.
You can wait if you wish though!
They already filed the Amendment and paid the fee to the Nevada SOS for the Split?
Common shareholders are toast...what more do you need to know?
http://nvsos.gov/sosentitysearch/corpActions.aspx?lx8nvq=ws%252bghGErip35gSs0HpObzA%253d%253d&CorpName=SIMLATUS+CORPORATION
RIP SIML bagholders.
As of Nov. 3, ECOS has issued 6,555,191,250 shares since 12/30/2016
The T/A's numbers do not reflect when, or to whom, specific lots of shares were issued (only the total issued). Shares issued to someone in September could still be entering the market on a daily bases and would not be new dilution because they were counted when originally issued in September. Just because shares were issued does not mean they were sold into the market the same day issued by the T/A.
There is also a matter of 'good' and 'bad' dilution...not all dilution is bad. If shares are being sold to increase shareholder assets, that could be 'good' dilution. Only updated financials will reveal where shares have gone, and for what purpose?
From the T/A 11/03/2017
Authorized: 25,000,000,000
Issued: 9,804,564,250
Restricted: 3,656,163,543
From the T/A - 12/30/2016:
Authorized: 10,000,000,000
Issued: 3,249,372,998
Restricted: 3,115,063,534
THEY TOLD US THEY MADE A MISTAKE and that they have to fix the error that A SCAM would have left the way it was.
ECOS has never been anything but an insider-enrichment share selling scheme. Until they show 'evidence' that they have FIXED things, it will remain so, and you wishing it were otherwise will not change anything.. LRS was in no way ever a part of the ECOS schemes that caused their current financial problems, but you do not own any shares in LRS do you?
GLTY and JMO
"there is a reason it's called toxic death spiral funding."
Yep...and it has 'killed' every single company that's ever tried to use it...no company can survive by selling shares @ 40-60% of the market price. EOD
It's irrelevant!
The link below tells you they are accepting the test tmachine. They wouldn't be announcing new waste pick up services if they were not planning on keeping the machine? The elephant in the room is whether ECOS/BIO-art LLC can establish a distribution channel for by product sales AT A PROFIT before the public ECOS goes BK??
It also tells you LRS is likely (as predicted) to add at least 2 additional machines for delivery by March 31, 2018.
http://m.marketwired.com/press-release/lakeshore-recycling-systems-strengthens-chicagoland-foothold-expanding-service-agreement-2239142.htm
GLTA and JMO
Yes...and the pole that dangles the battery at the end of it is likely very 'extendable'...I have a golf ball retriever just like that LOL. I still have to buy new balls eventually if I want to keep playing at my skill level.
"looks like ECOS is on the breakout board again."
Meaningless! Can be directly attributed to the large number of posters that were unaware there was no after hour trading in the OTC LOL.
"Lol again, it’s the otc. Delinquency is expected haha"
Yep, and delinquency is about as frequent as suspensions, grey sheet trading and revocations...not a laughing matter to those in the know! LOL.
How long do SEC sanctions usually last? I know Asher was under sanction in late 2014, but may no longer be?
Strange that no one predicted that...LOLOL
'Monster' sounds correct. RIP current SH's
Just another Siegel/Fife attempt to bamboozle the naive and uninformed into continuing to buy more ECOS shares LOL. You must like carrots?
GLTY and JMO
I tried, but my eyes were watering too much from laughing at the Tweet...
Must have to do with a new trash ban in China? LOLOLOL.
Would everyone please double click on all the pictures with bananas in them so we can separate the monkeys from those born baffled.
TIA
What on earth does that have to do with food scraps and organic waste in Chicago LOL?
"The Oct 21 Wall Street Journal US Firms See Money in the Trash Ban “turning trash into treasure.” ...."
LOL..who exactly 'banned' trash...MS must still be writing the ECOS tweets himself lolololol.
There is no way out but a R/S?? But they can't do a 'public' R/S as long as they are a delinquent filer?
Too bad you don't own any shares of LRS...they are a solid award winning company. They do not sell floor-less toxic convertible notes (at a 50-60% discount) to financial predators, like ECOS has done, in order to fund their operations.
http://www.lrsrecycles.com/lakeshore-recycling-systems-is-awarded-the-2017-illinois-sustainability-award-as-the-only-waste-hauler/
Too bad the 'market' (a large group of intelligent and experienced investors) won't pay you more than .0001 for your shares. To me that speaks much more about what investors really think about ECOS, than what's being said on an ECOS specific message board, pro or con. The 'market' seldom gets it wrong.
GLTY and JMO
MY opinion is that LRS and ECOS management will find out if composting is good for them and will make all the decisions going forward...you won't have to make any business decisions, other than when to click on the buy/sell button of your online brokerage account.
GLTY and JMO
"OH THEY'LL BUY MORE!!"
LRS bought the first unit because Highland Park made a composting component mandatory for any contractor bidding on their city's total recycling contract. The composting component is being offered on a 'subscription' basis and no one knows yet how well that's going, or if it can be accomplished at a profit? That's what a Pilot Program does! LRS likely can make money on the total contract whether this component is profitable or not. ECOS does not!
Stop insinuating that you know what's happening at LRS. What works in other cultures does not automatically work in our culture, just because you 'feel' it will? Composting has not been a popular sport in the USA.
GLTY and JMO
"They are also working with national landscape co too. They will be adding more."
ECOS has been promoting existing composters of all sizes (made in Korea) since late 2014...3 years? The LRS unit is the only one they have ever sold and actually imported from Korea? They will be adding more when someone buys more, not when someone else says they may be interested in buying one LOL.