Level 2 and being publicly quoted are completely different things. Not sure you understand what I am saying. The brokers chose to block access because they knew the cutoff deadline. Anything not current after that deadline would not be able to be publicly quoted, meaning they could not even show a price to the public for the Securities. They had to do this, it wasnt up to the broker houses. Again, thinking webull etc can circumvent SEC law is silly. They'll let you buy and sell otc like any other platform, they will block access to expert etc because they do not have the legal right to show quoted prices for non current tickers. See when I read it and not ask my little group of online friends, I make mynown opinion KREEDE. Check it out, it's what humans were supposed to do.
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