shchi asked:


What is the significance of such a situation? Specifically the stock is RMTD (Remote Dynamics Inc.) Its an OTCBB stock.
Thanks

edward r asked:


I understand there is a way to download stock symbols in bulk, NASDAQ, NYSE, etc.

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colleengamblelost asked:


I am wanting to start buying high risk stocks with say $100-$200/ company. I have heard that you have to find a buyer for the stock before you can sell them? How true is this? If this is true, would it be safe to say that if a stock has a large trading volume (greater than 10,000,000), it may be easier to sell?
I am wanting to start buying high risk stocks with say $100-$200/ company. I have heard that you have to find a buyer for the stock before you can sell them? How true is this? If this is true, would it be safe to say that if a stock has a large trading volume (greater than 10,000,000), it may be easier to sell? Also, does the B/A size 2500X2500 mean that I have to buy 2500 shares @ .75/share? Or does the 2500X2500 mean that there is 2500 shares available at the ask price of .75 and the shares could be bought in any quanity amount…say 250 shares by 10 different people?

cwgman2003 asked:


Hi, I’m finally learning & studying the market…please HELP, Thank you

cockasauras@sbcglobal.net asked:


If one was trying to sell short or be long any stock ie.OTCBB, PK, Nasqd, AMEX, NYSE, or other American listed stock what would be the best screen to use to find the ones under $2.00 in the first stages of a rally for buying or droping quickly to sell short in the first few minuits after trading starts in the morning? Paid for or free does not matter, wich screen is the best? Will it require more than one screen?
And thank you all in advance for your sharing of information.

mamu asked:


I am planning to list my company in otcbb. But i am not sure who will buy my stocks. Has anyone done that before in this forum? Any insight will be very helpfull. Need to know how i can approach market to sell my stocks. Because i don’t think that just getting listed ever get’s sold.

Any What are the chances to succedd?

I am double minded right now whether to go for venture capital or do it my self through taking it public.

JONNY B asked:


$2000 is required to have a margin account but what happens if my account falls below $2000 or if i use all of my cash balance to buy otcbb securities (non-marginable securities)

would i get a margin call?

& if i decide i no longer want to have a margin account can i just switch back to a cash account?

(if there is anything that u think i should cautious of b4 opening a margin account pls tell)

thanks

Billy F asked:


Or should I say, when will GM begin trading on something other than the OTCBB.

Thanks for your help.

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FROM NEWYORK! asked:


http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=SCII.OB

It’s having a merger with a japan company. With the completion of the merger, Stem Cell Therapy (OTCBB: SCII), headquartered in Tampa, will have 176 million common shares outstanding, including about 13 million shares that will be issued in the next five days, the release said. Histostem will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary.

The company’s revenue for the past 12 months was $3.8 million and its net income was $600,000 for the same time period, a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission said. There are 50 employees.

Answer Please asked:


An OTC stock (very stable, 100yo company) in my portfolio has suffered massive swings in price “most recent price” in the last week or so. I am not concerned about the stock, or the price. I want to be clear.

My issue is how my brokerage is pricing the stock.

Since its purchase, the stock appeared stable and matched the last sale price. That price was visible on otcmarkets and otcbb as well as a host of other sites.

A few days ago, the price was down 40%+/-. I called the brokerage and was informed that the price is based on “the lowest active bid”. It took the trading rep 20++ mins to get back to me on this.

Today, the stock is up 47% which matches the highest active bid on otcbb and otcmarkets.

On their website, in my portfolio it states basically that securities are priced at days close and if that is not available, the last price traded – or something to that affect.

So, I am mystified at how this (all stocks, all OTC stocks??) are priced (by my brokerage).

What is the industry standard and SEC guidelines in this regard?

Why would a stock priced be based on a bid anyway? At least the ask is far closer indicator of price. When the stock is thinly traded is not the best price the price the stock last sold/traded at?

Do I have an issue here? Do I have a serious issue here? I am in the process of attempting to acquire a large amount of this stock and I am panicked by he price swings and the havoc it creates in my portfolio. Is this an issue that needs to be brought “higher up the food chain”?

For reasons I don’t want to bore you with, I can’t leave the brokerage for 18mos and this imo a critical time to acquire this sock.

My last emails have gone unanswered. An email response that was returned was full of generalities that had little or nothing to do with the issue – canned pap. Email prior to that still unanswered.

Please feel free to email me from an anonymous address if you fee any way liable. I need some answers.

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