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Wednesday, 02/15/2012 2:13:56 AM

Wednesday, February 15, 2012 2:13:56 AM

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Hey SK, been a little while, been reading David Feldman's comments on his RM blog, interesting stuff. Could seasoning lead to desire for RM stocks to trade soon? That's what he seems to imply. Might this actually not be so bad for the shells we have been dealing with, intersting perspective. For stocks that we tend to focus on may not be bad. Of course, whether your broker will even let you trade it is a whole other debate :)

http://www.reversemergerblog.com/2011/11/21/sad-thoughts-about-seasoning-part-iii/

3. Sorry to say for my clients, but shells that trade will grow in attractiveness vs. those that do not trade, if it is important to start the clock on seasoning with OTC trading as soon as possible. Non-trading shells take a few months post-merger before trading commences.


and this on the OTC in general, for the legit plays.

In this posting, let’s list the winners:
1. OTC Markets and the OTC Bulletin Board – more companies will list there, and will list longer, because they are being denied the right of uplist for the one year.


Overall, he has a sunnier viewpoint on the changes, especially for active trading shells in the OTC land. Not sure, all of what I think of his viewpoint, but definetly some solid points in there.
http://www.reversemergerblog.com/2011/12/04/deck-chairs-shift-but-ipo-alternatives-remain-viable/

And as some of his more recent posts attest, people will always look to carve out exceptions.

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