I know it's not important at this point, but I just noticed that our stock is still listed (gone from four cents to two cents a share...hee hee). Anyway, many messages on this board said that it was going to be, and then that it had been delisted. Could someone with a finance background explain this to me?
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80551- I'm too lazy to look at where in the OTC market COCO is, but take a look at the Pink Slips, which requires little, but allows an "unqualified investor" to purchase. Qualified Investors can buy anything, but take a look at what it takes get in that category. Financial scams sometimes involve the sale of wonderful opportunities to unqualified investors---just sign here that you're really qualified, since you don't want to miss this opportunity that's normally only offered to the very wealthy.
Never mind, I found this (they really ARE called Over the Counter Stocks!) "The process of purchasing over-the-counter (OTC) stocks is different than purchasing stock from companies on the NYSE and the NASDAQ. The major difference is that OTC securities are unlisted, so there is no central exchange for the market. All orders of OTC securities must be made through market makers who, instead of just matching orders, actually carry an inventory of securities to facilitate trading."
Over the Counter? WTH?
It is now traded on OTC markets