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How? No website no employees. How did you verify this "company" still exists?
Agreed. This company and the equity with it cannot be verified.
The End.
I guess you didn't read the actual filing though...
From the first page, big bold letters
"April 27, 2010
(Date of Event Which Requires Filing of this Statement)"
Yeah, that is incorrect. Check that big date in the middle of the first page.
What more facts do you need? Show us the website. There is none. Show us the assets. There are none. The end.
No resistance at all, other than the lack of buyers and sellers and company liquidation of course
The bankruptcy process is also a very positive way to get rid of the entire company
What possible reason would anybody have to "manipulate" this price down?
I hate to interrupt a conversation amongst yourself, but where is the volume? And the assets that were liquidated? And the employees?
Luckily, no.
I hope one of you high rollers picked up the 11 million shares at .0001
Lol
That short number is before they filed bankruptcy and liquidated. Those shares were covered long ago.
Was that before or after chapter 7 liquidation?
I'm not too good at math. What is 20 million multiplied by zero?
This volume is impressive also.
Jeez, you're starting to make me wonder if buying here might be a bad idea.
Yep, it takes a special kind of person to keep the faith and buy up stock of a company that has already liquidated to nothing and has no employees.
Company name?
Why would anybody have a positive post regarding a bankrupt company that has liquidated?
How would you know what I own?
Name them
What is this companies name?
Liquidation has a much greater effect on a companies value than any chart. Fundamental facts matter....
Which stock? Was it in chapter 7 liquidation before coming out of bankruptcy?
Apparently nobody cares
How's the volume looking? Lol
Pfffft
2 dollars spent total for the trade to bring it all the way up to .02 from .015. Don't spend all of those 'exceptional' earnings in one place.
Soared? Lol. Hardly, there is barely one trade a month.
1/28 15000 shares .005
2/1 20000 shares .015
3/5 20000 shares .015
3/8 100 shares .02
That not an exit from Chapter 7, that's a reverse merger. Anybody who owned stock was completely diluted out in a 15:1 split so NorCal Gold (new company) could gain access to the market and issue their own shares without going through strict guidelines.
That has never happened. Ever. I cannot name a single chapter 7 company that exited from bankruptcy. Can you?
No, chapter 7 is a good way for the company to get rid of the company itself.
Any company that liquidates everything it has/had would be considered a seller, no?
Doesn't look like there are any buyers. Liquidation has a habit of doing that.
http://money.cnn.com/quote/shareholders/shareholders.html?symb=NRGXQ&subView=institutional
Less than $100 worth still held by institutions and insiders, probably because this "company" has been long forgotten.
My source works for OTC stocks, just not so well for companies that have already been in liquidation for a year.
What is your source, exactly? By the way, you are wrong about OTC
That source is not trustable, but you link numbers from a year ago? My source updates every 3 months.
Type in NRGXQ and look at the institutional holdings. There aren't any.
That is incorrect. Whalewisdom.com shows that there are only 3 13F filers left after the bankruptcy filing last March holding 166k shares only. The numbers you are using are not accurate and are not up to date.
Are those "similar biotech Q stocks" also in Chapter 7 liquidation?