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The Real Machine coming back...???? Have they stop growing MJ.???
I think it's time to buy more popcorn... Fourth of July ...
I'm looking forwarded... The shrimp sounds good...2019 to present...It's time...Let be done...
You have too much time on your hands....We the people only live 100 years.
NO open orders ........Again...What up.
That makes sense...
Impact on Markets for Unregistered Securities
The implications of the new interpretation of the Rule are likely to be most keenly felt in the Rule 144A market in relation to fixed income securities issued by companies (“Private Companies”) which are not registrants under the Exchange Act[4] nor otherwise required to publicly provide current financial and other information in the manner contemplated in that Rule.[5] In addition, Private Companies which issue fixed income securities in reliance on certain other exemptions, such as Section 3(a)(9) (exempting exchanges of one security previously issued by an issuer for another security of the same issuer, for no further consideration), Section 3(a)(10) (exempting exchanges of securities for existing securities or other claims pursuant to a governmental hearing) or Section 1145 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code (exempting issuances of securities by a debtor in exchange for claims against it or an affiliate pursuant to a plan of bankruptcy under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code), will also be similarly affected.
Securities offered and resold pursuant to Rule 144A are, by their nature, restricted to qualified institutional buyers (“QIBs”) and are generally subject to highly negotiated and detailed financial reporting covenants. In addition, for Private Company issuers, Rule 144A has, since its adoption in 1990, required that QIB investors be entitled upon request to receive certain specified information (the “Rule 144A(d)(4) Information”)[6] from the issuer. Typically, such information has been provided by Private Companies only to QIBs through a secure online portal, or direct delivery to the QIB, which allows the information to be disseminated efficiently, without public disclosure. As a result of the new interpretation of the Rule, Private Companies that issue Rule 144A fixed income securities and wish to ensure that US broker-dealers may publish quotations for such securities will no longer be able to rely solely on such private dissemination methods of Rule 144A(d)(4) Information.[7]
Requirements of the Rule
Below we summarize the key requirements for Private Company issuers of fixed income securities under the Rule (as recently amended) which, for Rule 144A fixed income securities, will take effect on January 4, 2023, absent any further action by the Commission.
Current Information Required by the Rule
For US broker-dealers to be permitted to provide quotations for fixed income securities of Private Companies, the Rule requires the following issuer information, as of a date within 12 months of the date of the quotation (unless otherwise indicated), be publicly available[8]:
identifying information about the issuer and the relevant security (including the name, address, title, class, etc.) and the total amount of the securities outstanding as of the end of the issuer’s most recent fiscal year;
information about the issuer’s business (e., a description of the business, the products and services offered, names and titles of all insiders, etc.); and
the issuer’s most recent balance sheet (as of a date less than 16 months) and profit and loss and retained earnings statements for the 12 months preceding the date of the most recent balance sheet, and similar financial information for such part of the two preceding fiscal years as the issuer or its predecessors have been in existence.
The information described above is substantially similar to the Rule 144A(d)(4) Information requirement of Rule 144A for a company that is neither subject to the reporting requirements of the Exchange Act nor a foreign private issuer exempt from such reporting requirements pursuant to Rule 12g3-2(b) thereunder. However, unlike those requirements under Rule 144A, the Rule will require that the Private Company issuer make such information publicly available if they wish to permit US broker-dealers to publish quotations on the issuer’s OTC securities.
Following a recent interpretation of a long-standing rule, Rule 15c2-11 (the “Rule”) under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the “Exchange Act”), by the Staff of the Securities and Exchange Commission (the “Commission”), issuers of fixed income (e.g., debt) securities, including such securities initially offered and sold to investors in reliance on available exemptions from registration under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the “Securities Act”) (most notably Rule 144A under the Securities Act (“Rule 144A”)), will be required to publicly disclose specified current financial and other information in order to allow US-regulated broker-dealers (“US broker-dealers”) to publish quotations on such securities. For example, this rule will impact private companies that issue high yield or other bonds under Rule 144A and who wish to ensure that there is sufficient liquidity for their investors. Securities of issuers that do not choose to publicly disclose the information required under the Rule could suffer significant limitations in liquidity, as discussed below.
The SEC Rule 15C2-11 prohibits me from accumulating this security. Even on the ask. Glenngroove have you try lately.
Nice move, Your Confidence .....Nice
I only need less than 300,000 shares......... For the 4M .....DOG.../
DOG....
Glen my goal is to require 4 million shares by March 1st. Looking forward to the Islands. Lots of cheap shares up to a Nickel. I started with 50,000 shares back in 2019.
Happy New Year high hopes
Like to see! .44 by the end of this week.... problem are we at the last bottom.......
Seat belts required........................................................
After sleeping on it, management can accomplish both.... Please do the Filing first...
To All Readers... Will they (our new management) do the filing to become Pink Current. Or hall butt to Thailand.... How and why, they weren't current to do the RS.
Update, @ Walmart buying a fan with a credit card.
Testing 1 2 3.....
2 sec to spare, Coming back. Feels like time moves and I watch grass grows.
Party starts. 0400 .........Seatbelts on order,
Put a bid in for .0153 for 100,000 Then may............ I see concern...
What CC...10,000,000 funding....
They found the bottom for now, I agree something up..
AMTD change to Apr. 1st...
The weekly chart may cross hard on Friday...
You are right on this...Good Job..
Hold ...............Yes down before up. The MACD should cross Weekly Chart any time..
Nice....
Looking Very Interesting...I agree within Aug...Newsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss...
I'm trying to the find the song for Next Week....
I can't wait until I hear The Pump It Up Song.
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Could have waited for Jan.to use the tax money to buy other stocks for the year..
Thank You,
On the monthly chart we are now trending positive, both lower and upper price channels are positive. Nice.
As stated in Robert W. Colby and Thomas A. Meyers's The Encyclopedia of Technical Market Indicators (New York: Irwin, 1988), Steven L. Kille has this to say about the Price Channel indicator:
"Price Channel is one of the simplest and oldest trend-following models. It requires no calculations. The rules are: Buy when the weekly closing price moves up to a new 20-period high; sell and sell short when the weekly closing price moves down to a new 20-period low. In other words, when price moves out of its n-period range, go in the direction of this new trend." (p. 392)
May 01, 2022 <After 20 Months>, The Monthly Chart Has Positive Low Price Channel.... Congratulations LONGS!!..
https://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/advchart/frames/frames.asp?symb=LICH&insttype=Stock Eagle.
https://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/advchart/frames/frames.asp?symb=LICH&insttype=Stock Lower price channel (3 Years Monthly) will go positive, 01 May 22 ....Nice.
Nice