Replies to post #70147 on Alpine 4 Holdings Inc (ALPP)

[The Original]

Actually it can be the company that requests a halt.

There are two types of trading halts and delays—regulatory and nonregulatory. The most common regulatory halt and delay happen when a company has pending news that may affect the security’s price (a "news pending" halt or delay). By halting or delaying trading, market participants can have time to assess the impact of the news. Another type of regulatory halt happens when a market halts trading in a security when there is uncertainty over whether the security continues to meet the market’s listing standards. When a regulatory halt or delay is imposed by a security’s primary market, the other U.S. markets that also trade the security honor this halt.

[November61]

Nope! Any CEO can request a HALT on his stock for any reasons, and more specifically if he suspects that some form of FRAUD is going on with these extreme shorting.
For Alpine. the main reason for halt would have been the necessary time to fix the filings. It could have denied indeed, no matter what. After all fixing the crappy filings might not a good granted reason to halt.
Anyway, in these time and days, I suspect anything.
If it takes 3 months to fix the filings, now shareholders are swimming in a pool of FRAUD.