Monday, July 05, 2010 12:19:47 PM
"NASDAQ operates the OTCBB service" http://www.otcbb.com/faqs/otcbb_faq.stm
So NASD/FINRA owns it, NASDAQ operates it, and I'm confused. But my point still stands although it was more of a question than a point, something I'm randomly pondering out loud. If the same "people" who work for one organization actually recommended in some form the new audit, then I'm wondering if it's possible that's why no delisting. I started wondering this because I seem to recall on some very rare occasions a stock or three that had an E for months on end, and I couldn't figure out why. I wonder if extensions are granted if the delay is caused by the very people who own/operate/work the exchanges. Kind of like "hey, we'll do that and keep you in contact with Withum and get it done ASAP but you can't delist us" -- I have no idea if that's even possible or the case. Just interesting how cocksure some were about delisting that didn't happen and now they're cocksure about how the hearing "always" works when they didn't even see it coming in the first place.
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