Replies to post #65069 on Global Technologies Group, Inc. (GTGP)

[stevesox]

Good recap! As has been completely confirmed, this can (and should) just continut right on gaining on the grey. Not sure how long until we move to the NASDAQ but the PPS can grow without limit here. Given the universal demand for shares, we will do well.

GLTA!

[sctts]

TRADING ON THE GREYS = NO PROBLEM AT ALL !!!!!!!

I did the research into the grey market trading and used as an example SLUP. Which is in a way related to GTGP so I can post about that stock on this board since they have granted GTGP a licence for MBS technology.
I verified the trading pattern of SL*P and historical trading data that goes back from today to 2007. What I see in this grid that shows how SLUP has been trading for years on the grey market and even though it does not have the potential that GTGP has and all of what GTGP is about to unveil, SL*P has been trading on the grey market all this time with no problems at all.
Of course, the volume is not the volume that GTGP will have once it unveils all that is in the pipes but still, for a POS going nowhere and trading on the greys, SL*P has been trading with no issues.
I do not see how GTGP would not be able to trade on the greys just as SL*P is trading since GTGP has way more potential and alot more interest.

See link :

simulator.investopedia.com/stocks/

historicaldata.aspx?SearchType=1&s=slup&pg=13#axzz27jemyZnY

Thanks, That should make GTGP longs breath a sigh of relief,
Especially since they know that
GTGP is BACK in BUSINESS

[Cassandra]

The big difference is that the other company filed a 15-12G in 2003 to de-register its stock and cease the requirement to file periodic reports with the Commission. This also means that it did not face the possibility of having its registration revoked.

GTGP's stock is still registered and the SEC will likely move to revoke its registration. Once revoked, the ticker becomes invalid and the stock can never be traded again.

Also, if you look at the historical data on that other stock, it trades very low to no volume every day and the prices are all over the place. I would not agree that trading a grey market stock is no problem at all.

[SHORTY GOT GAME]

REALITY CHECK: everyones $$$ is forever gone :-(