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Re: bbjones12 post# 326561

Thursday, 10/08/2015 1:55:49 PM

Thursday, October 08, 2015 1:55:49 PM

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Actually, after an SEC suspension, the pennyscams are then traded on the grey sheets (no quotes and matched sales only) and have a drop of 80 percent within the first two weeks and then it's down from there to No Bid over the course of months to years.

I follow pennyscams and this is always the pattern.

The suspension lasts up to 10 days and then the trading resumes on the greys - no quotes allowed and matched sales only. It bounces around for a day or three and then settles 80 percent down from the last trade as a Pink before the suspension.

Then it drifts down to 0.0001 and No Bid.

That's what will happen here.