BMRChad you are correct, though I'd like to add something here regarding the OTC market to perhaps help others new to investing. Many solid strong companies now trade OTC instead of regulated big board mainly due to the complexities in costs and filings, etc as some of the OTC's host private banking stocks as well as airlines such as Air France and candy companies like Nestle', etc and host of others whose shares trade well into the multiple $hundreds or $thousands even per share when you really research OTC lited corps. today, so you cannot say OTC is "penny stocks" any longer like in the old days.... it is a new era and day and offers greater opportunity for many to invest we never had years ago...
With new regulations enacted, more enforcement and security has been integrated into the OTC market & SEC filing requirements to eliminate the old stigmas that used to be compared to it.
On the flip side, just since August 2007, look at the losses in the overall markets simply from the major large cap listed banking industry stocks and related mortgage and investment funds firms on Wall Street and even major medicaid insurance firms and other insurers who list on the regulated major excahanges and have been found to incorporate fraud and deceit in their operations to their stockholders as well as borrowers to the tune of $hundreds of Billions in global losses to date and more slated throughout this year! So as we enter a new era today, and in light of current global and national events, the OTC market is no more risky than the big board stocks as it has been proven with over 2000 point drop alone on DOW since October... I know a couple big players who prefer OTC stocks today and have made greater ROI's and feel safer than trying to invest into the major big board firms as they once used to.
But regarding RBRM, I am pleased as well knowing all I have about them, and as I reiterated above, so many of the biggest cap names in the world right now wish they could put out consecutive growing numbers as Rebuilder Medical Technologies has been able to do; especially in light of so much global market upheaval, turmoil and losses; as RBRM continues with a strict plan and discipline and it shows still again how an ethical, transparent corporate operation can work for the benefit of all employees as well as its customers and the shareholders... Remember, just back in October, this stock was trading $1.50/share before massive shortsellers entered markets. Now we are having federal inquiries about shortseller groups affecting integrity of many markets and stocks when the banking mess started to come to play, and the truth always wins in the end, and with all the facts, the valuation of RBRM stock as it shows is definitely worth much, much greater price than where it was pressured to fall to by such shortsellers.
