Tuesday, May 17, 2011 7:54:06 PM
As long as it will cost more to sell a stock than the stock is worth...well I am working through this and all is only my personal opinion. Trying to look at the positive side 
This is quite an effective way to dispose of insignificant investors without the hassle of an R/S, IMO. I realize this affects so many investors, but it also takes out the flippers that keep PPS down on some very worthwhile stocks. This is a very good thing, IMO.
How many times have investors jumped on board a very promising stock just to have it hit rock bottom by the, uh......, investors that are happy to take a 10% or so profit and move on? All too often this has been blamed on a business that has been honestly trying to build as a public company. True, there are many scams, but there are real small businesses that are failing due to the way they are traded, IMO.
With the recent change, that flipper will think twice before being satisfied with a very low profit. Why? It will cost them money to be in a stock like AGEL in the more than likely event that they want to pump and dump. This, in turn, will have more investors holding stocks for longer periods of time for these type of stocks, IMO.
The low-life's that have haunted the hallowed halls of the OTC for years are done. Now, if they want to do their dastardly deeds time for them to be putting a hell of a lot more money on the line for DTC eligible stocks. So, this will effectively take these bozo's out too.
The list is long and they have stated as others are identified will be added. In the end, it's not the stock itself, but how it is being and has been traded, IMO.
This is quite an effective way to dispose of insignificant investors without the hassle of an R/S, IMO. I realize this affects so many investors, but it also takes out the flippers that keep PPS down on some very worthwhile stocks. This is a very good thing, IMO.
How many times have investors jumped on board a very promising stock just to have it hit rock bottom by the, uh......, investors that are happy to take a 10% or so profit and move on? All too often this has been blamed on a business that has been honestly trying to build as a public company. True, there are many scams, but there are real small businesses that are failing due to the way they are traded, IMO.
With the recent change, that flipper will think twice before being satisfied with a very low profit. Why? It will cost them money to be in a stock like AGEL in the more than likely event that they want to pump and dump. This, in turn, will have more investors holding stocks for longer periods of time for these type of stocks, IMO.
The low-life's that have haunted the hallowed halls of the OTC for years are done. Now, if they want to do their dastardly deeds time for them to be putting a hell of a lot more money on the line for DTC eligible stocks. So, this will effectively take these bozo's out too.
The list is long and they have stated as others are identified will be added. In the end, it's not the stock itself, but how it is being and has been traded, IMO.
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