Greetings Fellow Readers and Hulk,
You stated I was correct that "some outlets contain the wrong information" (relating to CYIO) . . . .
And you mentioned Yahoo and Bloomberg as some possibly incorrect. . . . . But you Seem to think OTC Markets is a choice virtually everyone who buys OTC stocks - would be checking.
I can't get over you would find many with the same perspective. Bloomberg is considered the golden choice for data collection - and that is exactly how they built the processing units and information content that virtually every brokerage firm, hedge fund, and retirement fund uses. And the other dozens and dozens of large broad quantity information and stock investment information is all considered vital for every NYSE, AMEX, NASDAQ, and OJT stock and virtually all of them work diligently to get corrections and updates to these big impactful players.
But lets also recognize that many of the smaller market news providers get their information from these big players as well.
If you refer back to post number 14081 - that is my post showing the link from an OJT news source - they specialize specifically in OJT activity and I listed their description of CYIO of earlier this week - and like so many of the big players - it was obviously incorrect.
Each individual stock company of any size is responsible to keep their information current and correct - because they know - there are many ways to get either wrong impressions or right impressions of their company - and they need every "right impression" they can help get to get new interest and to maintain their existing shareholders as well.
Check out post 14081 to understand why CYIO is struggling so much to keep at a nickel.
