Saturday, March 14, 2020 2:59:03 PM
Presently, (because of the downturn in the markets) there is likely a very limited number of companies that want to get involved in the OTC market by way of a RM but if and when the market improves, things could change. A company with a limited amount of money can participate in the market, very cheaply, by backing into a company via a Reverse Merger and if ARTR has been cleaned up through the Custodianship process, wouldn't it be a prime target? It is my opinion that it is possible that the story that Rhonda washed her hands of ARTR may have been fabricated. If Rhonda had gone through all of the time, trouble and expense to clean up ARTR, does it make sense that she just gave up on it? It doesn't make sense to me and I'm sure that it wouldn't make sense to Rhonda.
My original question in my previous post was " why were 13 million shares traded on Friday"? I can only assume that if Rhonda gave up on ARTR, along with everyone else, why was someone willing to buy 13 million shares?
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