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Re: twogreen2c post# 143272

Monday, 05/12/2008 9:15:49 PM

Monday, May 12, 2008 9:15:49 PM

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twogreen- if you mean institutions as in mutuals, that's a big no. A very large majority of them cannot by charter invest in any stock under $5. If you mean hedge funds which have no such restrictions, it is plausable. The uplist means financials each quarter that go to the SEC. It's kinda like a security blanket to investors because no one wants to get caught lying to the SEC. What the uplist will do is open the stock to multiples of more investors than will touch it now in pinkieville. A VERY large majority of investors will not touch a pinkie because of the proliferation of scams and scam artists that operate there. Click the link in my siggy for a board dedicated to them. Filing of forms 10Q and 10K opens the company's books for all to see and base investment decisions on. Pinksheet stocks have no such requirements leaving the investor basically blind. Hope that helps a little.

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