OTC Markets moved all the stocks suspended by the SEC on February 19th and February 22nd from the grey market to the "expert" scam market:
UNGS, PDPR, AAXT, ADTC, ARHI, ARBI, BTAM, BRTE, CCHZ, CUBG, ENGY, CGDI, CCAQ, CRRSQ, DLII, EENR, EENC, ENZH, GLWA, GSVI, HERC, HBTC, HAHI, IFCI, NEMD, IYXI, JRIV, LGTS, MGLO, MTPR, MLPH, NWUC, OLFC, OSCN, ONLI, PNLT, SKAJ, SPDE, SPXP, STCO, TSNI, TNGNQ, TPIL, ROKR, USAM, VCLD, WPEC, WGIH, WHLX, XCRP
Well, all except for 2 of them (ABVG and CCAQ).
They did it with SCIE before that.
They'll probably move BNGI to the "expert" scam market tomorrow, then RNUE on Thursday, and most if not all of BBDA, BLSP, EHOS, EVTI, AXCG, GYOG, HLXW, IPWG, MRIB, MEDT, NTLK, PTTN, PTAH, DKGR, and WOFA on Monday.
So basically, nearly all of the stocks that the SEC suspends, the OTC Markets moves them to the "expert" scam market so that they can be easier for people to trade.
The SEC tries to protect investors and protect the integrity of the marketplace. While the OTC Markets tries to protect its own stats and revenues while destroying the integrity of the marketplace.
I wonder why they didn't also add ABVG and CCAQ to the "expert" scam market?
