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Re: UpstateChris post# 20553

Friday, 06/22/2012 9:46:44 AM

Friday, June 22, 2012 9:46:44 AM

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I simply asked what risks you believed you "legally" had a right to from any pink sheet stock? I went further to explain that investing in pennies means you must be "legally" qualified by your broker before you can trade, and part of the qualifying meant you declare that understand the risk in trading pennies.

As far as that other stuff you posted, I am well aware what the SEC has been doing, and hope they continue. That said, what other legal rights were you referring to? Or are you now saying it was a misstatement?

Thx

Investing in Pink Sheets stocks is highly risky...we all know that. That said, every investor has the legal right to know the risks they face.



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