Here are the facts!!! This delisting conversation is totally blown out of scale!!! If you read below, it indicates that all stocks on the OTC market are considered DELISTED. If that is the case than DSCR has been delisted for a long time. Just because it is in CE status doen't mean is is delisted... If it is Pink Current and trading through the brokers, it is still considered delisted because it is not trading on a major exchange.... Everyone needs to stop with the word play about delisting and get the facts straight...
PLEASE READ BELOW
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When a stock is delisted, that means it’s been removed from its exchange. All publicly traded stocks are listed on an exchange. In the United States, that typically means the New York Stock Exchange ( NYSE ) or the Nasdaq .
What Happens If a Stock Is Delisted?
Once a stock has been delisted from its exchange, either voluntarily or involuntarily, it can still be traded. But trading activity now happens over-the-counter (OTC) versus through an exchange.
An over-the-counter trade is any trade that doesn’t take place on a stock exchange. Investors can trade both listed or delisted stock shares over-the-counter through alternative trading networks of market makers. The OTC Markets Group and the Financial Industry Regulation Authority (FINRA) are two groups that manage OTC trading activity.
Unless the company that issued a now-delisted stock cancels its shares for any reason, your investment doesn’t disappear. If you owned 500 shares of ABC company before it was delisted, for example, you’d still own 500 shares afterward. You could continue trading those shares, though you’d do so through an over-the-counter network.
