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Shell for sale - CHEAP!
It’s a fixer-upper.
Other shells are selling, so why not this slum?
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
https://www.sec.gov/alj/aljorders/2017/ap-5013.pdf?time=0
Then you don’t know much about pinky stocks.
Even completely fictitious companies whose owners have been charged with fraud still trade occasionally.
That doesn't indicate a damn thing about the stocks!
Sometimes it’s merely stuck shareholders like you who are buying their own shares to make it appear like something is happening so that unwary investors get tricked into buying their worthless shares so they can make a few bucks at others’ expense. 
The owner of 4 fraudulent OTC companies was finally charged in January, along with his lawyer, 2 CEOs and the brokerage who placed the trades.
And yet, those scams are still trading!
Even though the SEC said the owner "conducted no legitimate business through MedGen, but used it to further his fraudulent securities scheme and thereby enrich himself and others involved in that scheme."
And the owner is no longer allowed to have anything to do with trading anymore: https://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2017/34-80000.pdf
Accordingly, it is hereby ORDERED pursuant to Section 17A(c)(4)(C) of the Exchange Act that Respondent Barton be, and hereby is barred from association with any broker, dealer, investment adviser, municipal securities dealer, municipal advisor, transfer agent, or nationally recognized statistical rating organization.
GOODBYE MONEY! Another rotten investment for me.
You makin' that up?
I've searched that site using both ORYN and ORYNQ, but it always says "There are no results that match the search criteria." When I enter ORYN in the "Issue" box, it says "No matches found."
There's only 2 pages of results (45 entries) for the Daily List, so it should be easy to find, but ORYN ain't there now. Maybe they dropped off? There's only 4 results listed for December right now.
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Oryon Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: ORYN) is a developer of next-generation electroluminescent ("EL") lighting technology. Oryon's patented technology trademarked ELastoLite®, enables thin, flexible, crushable, water resistant lighting systems to be incorporated into new and far-reaching product applications across multiple markets. The Company believes ELastolite® is a disruptive technology that will open up new markets and enable the creation of new products which would otherwise be unavailable without ELastoLite®technologies.
Oryon is initially focusing on developing solutions for the textile, apparel (specifically sports and safety), and membrane switches industries where its technology has already been deployed and achieved market acceptance. Some example of where the ELastoLite® technology has been used and tested are;
Oryon's technologies are heavily patented creating significant "barriers to entry" for potential competitors. The technologies are protected by over 55 patents issued or pending worldwide.
Oryon Technologies acquired the initial elastomeric electroluminescent lighting technology patents and intellectual property in 2002 and began the developmental process of establishing commercial channels in various markets. One of Oryon's early successes in commercializing its IP was licensing the use of the technology in cell phone key pads which led to the back lighting of the key pad in the Motorola RAZR, amassing over 125 Million units sold. ELastoLite® has been featured in apparel products sold by Nike, Lands' End and Marmot Mountain Ltd. Oryon is currently working with numerous International brands for future product rollouts. Hollywood took notice of Oryon's revolutionary lighting application and commissioned the use of ELastoLite® technology for the costumes in the 2010 Disney blockbuster film "Tron Legacy" and for some costumes in the television series "Terra Nova". Each one of these applications and associated development has positioned Oryon to capitalize on their future applications and product development.
Oryon Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: ORYN) is a developer of next-generation electroluminescent ("EL") lighting technology. The patented technology trademarked as ELastoLite® enables thin, flexible, crushable, water resistant lighting systems to be incorporated into new and innovative product applications across multiple markets that otherwise would not have been feasible with previous lighting technology. Oryon has committed to initially focus its development on the textile and apparel industry, specifically sports and safety verticals, where the technology has already enjoyed successful implementation. Oryon's technology is heavily patented with over 55 patents issued or pending worldwide.
Light is the most basic and effective form of communication we as human beings can utilize. Whether for direction, style, safety, or assurance we have come to depend on light in all its forms. Oryon is a technology company focused on leveraging proprietary technology to not only incorporate light where it was not possible before, but to further develop the technology and intellectual property for the advancement of limitless applications. Currently Oryon will focus on continuing to market and develop the ELastoLite® brand in the key markets that have demonstrated acceptance and performance. Once critical mass is achieved in those key markets, Oryon aims to expand into molded specialty products which offers major competative advantages including applications for the defence, automotive and point-of-sale sectors. Ultimately, the company believes that it's technology and intellectual property applies to almost every industry and introduce significant aded value to an almost limitless number of products and technologies.
