Wednesday, July 26, 2017 7:57:23 PM
Of course I'd rather see companies make mistakes early on than become a multi-conglomerate and still making grammatical mistakes, and yes, every OTC company can be categorized as rookies or they wouldn't be on the OTC... regardless, what in the world does their status as a subbi have to do with it? If anything they deserve more leeway due to their rookie status than "McDonalds, Nivea, Mercedez, Sunkist, others"... or, maybe you're under the impression that OTC is an exchange?
Just trying to figure this out...If their status is so precarious as you say, then why invest? It's not like they were NYSE one day, and the next day you wake up and... POOF -- they're a subbi and delisted to the bowels of the OTC! I seriously can't figure out the logic here!
.......CB
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