Ultrack Systems Inc (MJLB)

[doogdilinger]

There's several ok Risk buddy, here's a quick summary of some of the more relevant ones coming into play k cheers>>>

1. Significant Rule 144 changes coming by sometime in March on all non registered/non SEC full reporting OTC PubCo's which basically doubles the vesting/holding period for 144 funders woot-woot!

2. The SEC has already granted power to OTC Markets themselves to bring back greysheet listed stocks to current info status tier as long as those greysheet listed PubCo's catch up on all their SOS filings and overdue fins. OTC Markets should have that ability working sometime this month ok!

3. The SEC is also granting OTC Markets the power to suspend any and all OTC PubCo's that don't attain and maintain current info status tier the ability for OTC Markets to suspend OTC companies to the greys ok. I think those new powers should come into effect by August at the latest ok.

Those 3 points alone will force the most Reg A and S-1 friendlier financing instruments into the OTC in OTC history ok. Because I also forgot to mention that the SEC's changes already implemented last year, already rid the OTC of a ton of toxic 3rd party convertible noteholder riff-raff already...because the clearing houses themselves would no longer accept their toxic deposits. Which eliminated any broker/dealer's compliance departments from even getting a chance to clear toxic stock for a ton of OTC PubCo's anymore.

PS: Blackridge for example, a firm that pays for Wall Street office space and has a ton of employees just provided a ton of OTC PubCo's with the most Reg A financing ever b4 in OTC history! So when a big OTC funder like Blackridge has already adopted the far friendlier Reg A financing instruments opposed to toxic notes, we know we've entered a brand new OTC era for the 1st time in OTC history where/when REAL OTC CEO's/Start Ups stand a real chance at success...instead of the toxic death spiral funding that created so many dilutive pigs that were eventually forced to reverse split, while simultaneously creating a ton of angry OTC CEO's who felt betrayed for foolishly taking their private companies public onto the OTC in the 1st place ok cheers!