A little digression about the SEC policy will effective since September 30:
if you let only tradable the "current" tickers you will kill 90% of the OTC stocks, cause they don't get current if they have nothing to announce to the world (I remember that "get current" costs 40.000 $ to the company, per year).
So dear SEC, if you introduce these restrictions with the purpose to save the investors, remember that they already have signed a paper with their brokers to get informed that over the counters markets are risky, and you SEC could have continued to rewoked the fraud companies as you did since 2020, instead of doin this punitive policy.
I remember to you that, mostly OTC companies go public to ask financial help from the investors just to develop their dreams that, one day, would turn into profits for everyone, instead from September 30, if you are an OTC company and you can't go public, you will go on grey market or worse, so not tradable, and without the investors money that company gonna close and fail.
And how many triple zero "current" companies do you know?
Do your own researches (DD), people here give credit to a stock just because they want to sell it....
The unique thing I can teach you is: BUY LOW, SELL HIGH!
