All this posting an opinion, Yet you can't find any facts or Legitimate statistics to show that 90% of the stocks in the OTC are not having what you call toxic share dumping. I guess you can call it whatever you want to try to prove a point but most people just call it normal market buying and selling. The OTC market average is still basically in the tank with only a tiny bit of Upswing. Would more visibility help for companies like S FIO, I'm sure it would and they are at least taking some steps to do that.
Funny thing is, The facts are that the majority of the thousands of still active OTC stocks have absolutely little to no following other than those Involved in the company themselves. Less than 1% ever get any kind of investor or media presence that would get them Noticed in any way. The ones that do are usually from an active base of "stock promoters".
Here's the thing, Ultimately, It comes down to comparing revenue and profit to the numberof outstanding shares.... doesnt matter Whoever has them or however they're controlled.... That eventually determines stock price value long term.
I'd rather have a Slow moving price than many of these that have diluted themselves into oblivion.... You see the share increases Come across on stock Info services all day long.
For comparative and analysis purpose, I look at some of the pics of the other posters on ihub that I think may have some understanding of the OTC. You might find somebody that has Posted about a specific stock for a while Where it's done better than most or maybe had a spike.... But the majority of the rest of their OTC picks have crashed just as bad as everybody elses And is still languishing at the bottom. Even the posters that Claim they have special knowledge or inside track to OTC trading...... Often have the worst track record.
