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Actually, no. Please provide any NASDAQ proof whatsoever.
They have never been on NASDAQ or any other major exchange.
Seeing as BRTX fails every NASDAQ qualification, please supply an opinion as to why it is "heading there".
Who was it that determined 300 billion was the number to make the AS? Inquiring minds want to know.
Thank you for admitting that the open market buy claim was totally bogus. "Misspoke" in today's parlance.
Please, tell me more about this supposed claim that the CEO is buying shares on the open market. I'm fascinated, seeing as how the filed Form 4 says that they were instead awarded to him because he was owed money from the company.
300 billion AS raise, sure, that's just a nice little feature that is sure to make investors rich, that's what it is.
Why is that "forgiven"? Twitter dude admitted he lied about financials.
Dilution is occurring, by the way. Q came off, sure. The jury is still out on fraud, scam and toxic. But time will tell.
How you liking them daily t-trades?
No reply, got it. Apparently the CEO message about dropping a 10Q was in fact an entirely fictional event. Prove me wrong, someone.
The shares that are being sold are the ones the company just handed to their creditors because they owed them money.
It makes no sense for a claim that the company is buying the shares that they just gave away because they have no money.
That's why they're having to give shares away.
Does this mean that only claims that are accompanied with the tag "I PROMISE" are valid going forward?
Let's set up some ground rules.
Fortunately we now know we can disregard all the claims that dilution would be no more than one million shares per day because none of the repeated claims were accompanied by the phrase "I promise".
"BRTXQ--If one considers 1 million shares at most per day dilution, I guess, sure."
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Got a link to the CEO message on Twitter that he's dropping a 10Q today or tomorrow?
Yup. Not exactly the "million shares a day maximum" that was promised on this board.
Another t-trade today.
The precious Held at DTC has now increased by the 82 million.
1,662,495,285 11/25/2020
The company was forced to give them those shares because it owed them money. It was part of the bankruptcy POR.
It also called it an Average and that it occurred after the trading session had ended.
Green doesn't mean buy, it only indicates a price higher than the last reported, could be a buy or sell.
Oh, it was after hours you say... Well that Sir is a t-trade. Say hello to dilution.
Seeing as how the t-trade came through at .01618 and the daily VWAP was .0163, I'm not sure I see the logic in calling it a buy without knowing every single transaction that it consisted of.
The fact that it was reported after hours and outside of the end of day price range should be your clues that it was a t-trade and a sign of a dilutive block being sold. Unfortunately, we shall all have to live with it.
Good luck.
The t-trade was reported at .01618 on ThinkorSwim. Obviously, that was the average from earlier in the day when they actually sold the shares. That has no affect on the closing price at the end of the day which was and still is .0155.
BRTX closed at .0155, down 9% for the day.
An OTC transaction that is reported after hours and at a price inconsistent with the Bid and Ask at the closing of the session is not necessarily something to be celebrated.
It's either personal denial or intentional skewing. But yeah, t trades on the OTC mean dilution.
I will absolutely admit that it is possible for someone to try to buy a block but in reality, it's always selling.
"Nickels, dimes, quarters". Good luck to you as well.
Please show this alleged 37 day dilution wait.
Yes. If a large block is entirely sold during the day then it will be reported when it is done at the average price the block was sold at. These will show as a single huge trade at a price that could be out of line with the current bid and ask at the time, that is the dead give away.
If the entire block was not finished then they must still clean up the books at the end of the day and report the amount that was sold and its average price. They'll usually show within a couple minutes after the session has ended. Again, the price shown may not jive with the Bid and Ask at the end of the day - a dead give away that it is an average from transactions from earlier in the day.
The Form 4's were not buys. They were awarded those shares as part of the POR.
The t-trade at the end of the day represented the average price that a block of shares was sold at during the day.
LOL, Form 4's aren't even filings from the company much less the financials that are required to get current.
And if one reads further down the page:
Form T Filings: Some Lessons
In the OTC market, Form T trades are mostly the result of accumulated buys or sells handled on a not held basis by block desks, otherwise known as 'late prints.' They have nothing to do with short-selling. Large blocks of shares may not all be sold in a single day, so a broker or market maker would file a Form T for the remainder of shares listed at the average price that day's shares sold for as if they all had sold. If all the shares had sold in that one session, the transaction would have been recorded normally.
That was a t-trade, which is why the price doesn't reflect what the bid and ask were at the end of the session. It's an average of what the shares were sold at during the day.
Welcome to the world of dilution.
Not all shares go through the DTC. That is why the Held at DTC figure did not change even though 82 million shares were added to the Unrestricted.
DTC is not the TA.
82 million shares were added to the Unrestricted over Friday and Monday while over a billion were added to the Restricted.
"Held at DTC" is not the same as the free float, by the way. That seems to be a common misconception, but it is still in error no matter how often it gets repeated.
2,726,240,135 OS as of today, TA verified.
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/BRTX/security
Your numbers are out of date. The OS is over 2.7 billion today.
Where are the required quarterly and annual filings that have been ignored for a year? Can you answer this?