Replies to post #126957 on DD Support Board and Research Team

[sidedraft]

That has been suggested to the SEC. You might want to add your voice:

[e-mail]

[Huggy Bear]

Or maybe, just maybe, people should learn how to read and comprehend SEC filings and know some basics about the law before investing their money in pipe dream scams.

[Renee]

The ONLY due diligence any potential or current shareholder should do is to check EDGAR to determine the reporting status of a stock. It matters not if anyone participates on any message board on any forum because actual due diligence to the SEC sites is everyone's personal responsibility.

The second requisite due diligence is to check the SEC Suspensions and Administrative Proceedings webpages that lists thousands of SEC Suspensions and Revocation Orders for delinquent SEC Registered stocks. All researchers would observe the consequences for delinquent SEC Registered stocks. Any SEC Registered stock that is delinquent is at risk of an SEC Suspension, and the risks are exponentially greater the longer the company is delinquent.

EDGAR:

https://www.sec.gov/edgar/searchedgar/companysearch.html

SEC Suspensions dating back to 1995:

https://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions.shtml

SEC Admin Proceedings also dating back to 1995:

https://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin.shtml

[integral]

That is up to the investor, not the SEC.

[janice shell]

Not everyone reads ihub. The SEC should have a public listing of all the ones that are delinquent.

Most people do check out penny stocks they're interested in buying at OTCMarkets, however. And OTCMarkets makes it quite clear what companies are delinquent filers.

[shajandr]

"Not everyone reads ihub."

Link?