Usandy, I'm sure that Scottrade and Etrade have had different amounts of shares bought and sold and so Scottrade is having to deal with this issue and Etrade isn't. I don't have any clue as to the why's, how's and what not. But the reality is illiquid trading fees are a real thing and it looks like Scottrade is having to deal with it.
On the whole I'd say this is a good thing to know. There are people who are hesitant to invest in MYEC because of a wall of fear that has been built. But there's no conspiracy holding us back, just basic OTC detours and delays. In my opinion there's nothing that's going to stop MYEC from becoming a revenue generating machine.
Again, the basic point is getting to NASDAQ means we don't have to deal with this type of stuff. We will get there.
I'm here to learn and discuss. ANYTHING THAT I MIGHT EXPRESS IS MY OWN OPINION AND NOT A RECOMMENDATION TO PURCHASE OR SELL ANYTHING.
