DD Support Board and Research Team

[MallenNV]

Billybone, the OTC does NOT review data or even make sure that it's true, that is up to the OTC who files the data.

The OTC are not regulators, they are a company that posts data that is not a government entity.

If an OTC sends the data and pays $6000 they will be CURRENT in 3 days. The OTC just takes a portion of the data to post on the OTCmarkets pages of each ticker. It takes maybe an hour to make that happen but they say 3 business days.

The reason there LOOKS like a backlog is because the majority of STOP signs are not filing or paying the fees.

Next week 2000+ will not be OTC compliant and it looks like the 2400 will all be dropping to Gray.

We will know in 7 days. And when that many do drop, the markets may open up the next day to retail trading.

For now, beware the ones that did up-list who will say they are 15c211 compliant. They will still be pump and dump diluted tickers that offer NO investor protections like 15c211 implies that it does.

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