Replies to post #78590 on Ocata Therapeutics Inc fka OCAT

[Dragon Lady]

"This page was blank as well and now its not? "

NO, the page has had that generic template info on it clear back to Dec 18th, the "we-uplisted-didn't-really-uplist" disaster day.

One more time, companies file regulatory documents with the SEC. PERIOD. They do not and are not required to file anything with the NASDAQ as a public traded company. The NASDAQ has no regulatory powers or enforcement powers. NASDAQ is a public traded company same as OCAT and is regulated by the SEC the same as OCAT.

Any info that the NASDAQ posts is "scraped" from SEC filings or other public information sites.

If it's not on the SEC EDGAR database, again, it doesn't mean a thing. There's 50 or more financial sites out there and MOST have wrong company info on any given day. Yahoo finance is epic wrong most of the time- for the same reason. They use auto-bots to "scrape" all the company info off of the SEC and other sites. Thus, because of errors in the formatting and similar; their info as to share count, float, ROI and similar are often just plain wrong. The info is also often out of date- as they must "crawl" the other sites periodically and then update.

You watch when a company files a 10-Q or 10-K filing on the SEC site. THAT instant, all the new numbers for shares outstanding, fully diluted shares, cash on hand, etc are 100% correct and the Gospel on that SEC filing- that is thee only document that matters. But go and compare to other "finance" sites- they will lag, often for weeks while their auto-bot programs finally make a pass and update to catch up to the latest SEC filings.

Imagine away, "think" the NASDAQ site means something, read all the erroneous sites and info one wants. Until it's on that SEC site, I can guarantee it's not correct and not "live" and not real. Just the way it works. Not even debatable. OCAT doesn't care a wit about sending info to NASDAQ or whatever- but the SEC, the SEC and FINRA can shut the company down, halt their stock from trading and put um out of business in the blink of an eye. The REGULATORY bodies, the SEC are who they, OCAT, owe their documents and filings to, not the NASDAQ. The SEC enforces the securities laws and filing requirement in this country, not the NYSE or NASDAQ or any other markets.

That SEC "EDGAR" database was created and is maintained for the very reason- to be the singular repository and singular point source for ALL public traded company regulatory filings as required under SEC law in this nation. Again, until that "preliminary" prospectus is updated there, until those blank fields are filled in there- it DID NOT HAPPEN YET. It's thee first place that will know and be updated.