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Do lower tier labels (I.E) “Scull & Crossbones” truly effect the liquidity of any given listed company on the OTC Markets?
Michael Slate Slate Asset Group, LLC December 09, 2011
Discussion: (Question) Do lower tier labels (I.E) “Scull & Crossbones” truly effect the liquidity of any given listed company or is it an action by the public companies to boycot the fee structures imposed by the OTC Market?
Over the past few years OTCMarkets.com has been lableing public companies based on disclosure offered by the public companies listed in the varouse markets & the public companies marketing activity. Here is an example of a Scull & Crossbones labeled company doing exeptional numbers: Symbol: AMWI & check out there chart here
(Question) Should the public company bare the additional OTC Markets cost associated with listing in the top tiers for the promise of better liquidity? Does not seem so in this case, right?
Do lower tier labels (I.E) “Scull & Crossbones” truly effect the liquidity of any given listed company on the OTC Markets?
Michael Slate Slate Asset Group, LLC December 09, 2011
Discussion: (Question) Do lower tier labels (I.E) “Scull & Crossbones” truly effect the liquidity of any given listed company or is it an action by the public companies to boycot the fee structures imposed by the OTC Market?
Over the past few years OTCMarkets.com has been lableing public companies based on disclosure offered by the public companies listed in the varouse markets & the public companies marketing activity. Here is an example of a Scull & Crossbones labeled company doing exeptional numbers: Symbol: AMWI & check out there chart here
(Question) Should the public company bare the additional OTC Markets cost associated with listing in the top tiers for the promise of better liquidity? Does not seem so in this case, right?
Do lower tier labels (I.E) “Scull & Crossbones” truly effect the liquidity of any given listed company on the OTC Markets?
Michael Slate Slate Asset Group, LLC December 09, 2011
Discussion: (Question) Do lower tier labels (I.E) “Scull & Crossbones” truly effect the liquidity of any given listed company or is it an action by the public companies to boycot the fee structures imposed by the OTC Market?
Over the past few years OTCMarkets.com has been lableing public companies based on disclosure offered by the public companies listed in the varouse markets & the public companies marketing activity. Here is an example of a Scull & Crossbones labeled company doing exeptional numbers: Symbol: AMWI & check out there chart here
(Question) Should the public company bare the additional OTC Markets cost associated with listing in the top tiers for the promise of better liquidity? Does not seem so in this case, right?
Do lower tier labels (I.E) “Scull & Crossbones” truly effect the liquidity of any given listed company on the OTC Markets?
Michael Slate Slate Asset Group, LLC December 09, 2011
Discussion: (Question) Do lower tier labels (I.E) “Scull & Crossbones” truly effect the liquidity of any given listed company or is it an action by the public companies to boycot the fee structures imposed by the OTC Market?
Over the past few years OTCMarkets.com has been lableing public companies based on disclosure offered by the public companies listed in the varouse markets & the public companies marketing activity. Here is an example of a Scull & Crossbones labeled company doing exeptional numbers: Symbol: AMWI & check out there chart here
(Question) Should the public company bare the additional OTC Markets cost associated with listing in the top tiers for the promise of better liquidity? Does not seem so in this case, right?
Do lower tier labels (I.E) “Scull & Crossbones” truly effect the liquidity of any given listed company on the OTC Markets?
Michael Slate Slate Asset Group, LLC December 09, 2011
Discussion: (Question) Do lower tier labels (I.E) “Scull & Crossbones” truly effect the liquidity of any given listed company or is it an action by the public companies to boycot the fee structures imposed by the OTC Market?
Over the past few years OTCMarkets.com has been lableing public companies based on disclosure offered by the public companies listed in the varouse markets & the public companies marketing activity. Here is an example of a Scull & Crossbones labeled company doing exeptional numbers: Symbol: AMWI & check out there chart here
(Question) Should the public company bare the additional OTC Markets cost associated with listing in the top tiers for the promise of better liquidity? Does not seem so in this case, right?
Do lower tier labels (I.E) “Scull & Crossbones” truly effect the liquidity of any given listed company on the OTC Markets?
Michael Slate Slate Asset Group, LLC December 09, 2011
Discussion: (Question) Do lower tier labels (I.E) “Scull & Crossbones” truly effect the liquidity of any given listed company or is it an action by the public companies to boycot the fee structures imposed by the OTC Market?
Over the past few years OTCMarkets.com has been lableing public companies based on disclosure offered by the public companies listed in the varouse markets & the public companies marketing activity. Here is an example of a Scull & Crossbones labeled company doing exeptional numbers: Symbol: AMWI & check out there chart here
(Question) Should the public company bare the additional OTC Markets cost associated with listing in the top tiers for the promise of better liquidity? Does not seem so in this case, right?
Do lower tier labels (I.E) “Scull & Crossbones” truly effect the liquidity of any given listed company on the OTC Markets?
Michael Slate Slate Asset Group, LLC December 09, 2011
Discussion: (Question) Do lower tier labels (I.E) “Scull & Crossbones” truly effect the liquidity of any given listed company or is it an action by the public companies to boycot the fee structures imposed by the OTC Market?
Over the past few years OTCMarkets.com has been lableing public companies based on disclosure offered by the public companies listed in the varouse markets & the public companies marketing activity. Here is an example of a Scull & Crossbones labeled company doing exeptional numbers: Symbol: AMWI & check out there chart here
(Question) Should the public company bare the additional OTC Markets cost associated with listing in the top tiers for the promise of better liquidity? Does not seem so in this case, right?