Replies to post #7964 on Omni Health Inc (OMHE)

[HeedTheChief]

Huh?

" They fit the definition of a pink stock because they
are very thinly traded and the spread is usually large "

Who came up with that criteria, lol?

Your typical pink stock is, NOT, fully reporting and
transparent, like VitaCig, IS.
Your typical pink stocks, HAVE, toxic debt, covertible notes,
major dilution, insider enrichment, etc,,,
VitaCig, does, NOT.

To suggest that Friday's accumulation is all but 2-4 people,
and, found on this board is absurd.
A statement you certainly couldn't prove.

You also suggest people couldn't sell their shares if they wanted
to.
That again is a ridiculous assertion.
What do you think has been going on for the last few months?
If you looked at the level 2 last Firday, we had several large
share blocks go through.

The fact is, VitaCig may be Pink " Current ", but it is
certainly nothing like most of the pinky stinky's out there.
Anyone can review the filings and see for themselves.

[Tstorm]

Your exactly right so when we have consecutive trading days of 20-30 million in volume this will run to.10! $VTCQ

[lesgetrich]

Yea, they are fully reporting now but there is no requirement for them to do so.

All the more reason to trust this management :-)

They fit the definition of a pink stock because they are very thinly traded and the spread is usually large.

BS. There are a number of stocks, particularly preferred shares, that are thinly traded and have a large spread (e.g. AHT.A).

"Pink" is a designation that was previously used to describe all stocks on the OTC Exchange. Two years ago, the OTC refined its designations to distinguish stocks that were fully reporting (OTCQB) or sponsored by a professional third party investment bank or attorney or represent a qualified bank or international company (OTCQX) from non-reporting companies (Pink) which are further refined into current, limited and no-information tiers.

OTC Pink Marketplace