quote:Originally posted by NEL: OK, how's this one? When you log into cvsu notice the little symbol in the upper left in your url address (forget what that is called). It's the letter N... any signifigance or was that there before?
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Listing Requirements for All Companies Rule 4420 Each company must have a minimum of 1.1 million publicly-traded shares upon listing, excluding those held by officers, directors or any beneficial owners of more then 10% of the company. The minimum bid price of the stock upon listing must be at least $5. Each listing firm is also required to follow Nasdaq Corporate Governance rules 4350, 4351 and 4360. Companies must also have at least 400 shareholders. A shareholder is defined by Nasdaq as a holder of over 100 shares.
Requirement Rule 4420 (a) The company must have a minimum shareholder equity of $15 million. The operating income from either the last fiscal year, or two of the last three years, must total a minimum of $1 million. The company must have a minimum of three market makers that will provide liquidity to the trading of their stock. The market value of the publicly-held shares upon trading must be worth at least $8 million.
Requirement Rule 4420 (b) The company must have a minimum shareholder equity of $30 million. The market value of the shares traded must be at least $18 million upon listing. The company also has to have a minimum operating history of two years. It is also required to have three market makers. What can be seen here is that if a company did not earn enough to meet the operating income minimum, they need to have greater shareholder equity and a larger market value.
Requirement Rule 4420 (c) Under this requirement companies must have at least $75 million in total assets, total revenue, or listed securities. Listed securities as defined by the Nasdaq are securities listed on either a Nasdaq or another national exchange. The market value of the shares upon listing must be worth at least $20 million. They are also required to add an additional market maker for a total of four market makers.
A company has three ways to get listed on the Nasdaq depending on the underlying fundamentals of the company. If a company does not meet certain criteria such as the operating income minimum, it has to make it up with larger minimum amounts in another area like revenue. This helps to improve the quality of companies listed on the exchange.
It doesn't end there: after a company gets listed on the market, it must maintain certain standards to continue trading. Failure to meet the specifications set out by the stock exchange will result in its delisting. Falling below the minimum required share price, or market capitalization, is one of the major factors triggering a delisting. Again, the exact details of delisting depend on the exchange.
(For further reading on the Nasdaq and other U.S. exchanges, see Getting to Know Stock Exchanges and The Tale Of Two Exchanges.)
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quote:Originally posted by TaxBack04: Repo ~ that is a good song, but my story trumps that. Just ran across the street to the fast food joint to grab lunch. My wife left the radio on an obscure station that just plays music all day, odd but remberable stuff from 70's to the 90's.
The entire trip to get my sandwich and back was the theme song for Micheal J. Fox's 80's movie, "The Secret of my Success". You know where the Mid-western boy makes it big on Wallstreet!
Sounded like a message to me, and now I got that song stuck in my head.
The best song to listen to after you've made money in the market is the song from Wall Street by the Talking Heads called "This must be the place (naive melody)". It comes on when he is looking to buy the apt. in NYC and the real estate agent is hassling him and he says "Ok, bid $950K..." and then decorates it in that Yuppie style. Always makes me feel like a million bucks, but you have to only listen to it AFTER making money... which some of you haven't done here yet.
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quote:Originally posted by CRab: hey chart...you watchin this? somebody's gonna be pologizing,lol...
also...on your L2 do you see BKRT on the ask at 2.02, and the fact that it hasn't budged...
pologizing...???? Congratulating you mean!
Don't know how he came up with it doesn't mean I disagree!! Nope!
NOT gonna bet against rat anyday!! ha ~~
AND...
TECHNICALLY rat could still be right, we did break the 2.16, we appear to have hit bottom which was ABOVE the last bottom so it could run again.... If she breaks above 2.17 now.... etc...
-now this is just looking at a bar chart here, NO indicators FYI...
now what's this about BKRT? --???!!!
You mean BRK/A ?? Heck they are at $99,110.00 and a HOD is $100,100.00 wow!!
I not a big signs person, but maybe I should be. Because the last time I went across the street for a sandwich was the day we hit $4.00 and I can say the music that day was almost just as inspiring. TNT by AC/DC!
Cause I'm T.N.T., I'm dynamite! (T.N.T.) And I'll win the fight! (T.N.T.) I'm a power load! (T.N.T.) watch me explooooode!
When the price is climbing fast that song will make you run back to you computer.
-------------------- Una Mas! Posts: 2717 | From: Eville,IN,USA | Registered: Feb 2004
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quote:Originally posted by SherriT: So could Rufus possibly be expecting approval to move to NASDAQ, say in a document before 5PM?
no, we havent met any of the ways to list on the nasdaq.
How do you know that stock, what if what Rufus has in front of him qualifies them. We have NO idea what the company has up their sleeve. I personally trust the individual who posted the post that mnvestor posted. Do what you will. On a side note, what if Rufus has everything ready for the 10k to be filed. What if as soon as he receives the document today, they are able to put it out. Just a thought GLTY
quote:Originally posted by NEL: [qb] OK, how's this one? When you log into cvsu notice the little symbol in the upper left in your url address (forget what that is called). It's the letter N... any signifigance or was that there before?
Requirement Rule 4420 (c) Under this requirement companies must have at least $75 million in total assets, total revenue, or listed securities. Listed securities as defined by the Nasdaq are securities listed on either a Nasdaq or another national exchange. The market value of the shares upon listing must be worth at least $20 million. They are also required to add an additional market maker for a total of four market makers.
quote:Originally posted by SherriT: So could Rufus possibly be expecting approval to move to NASDAQ, say in a document before 5PM?
no, we havent met any of the ways to list on the nasdaq.
How do you know that stock, what if what Rufus has in front of him qualifies them. We have NO idea what the company has up their sleeve. I personally trust the individual who posted the post that mnvestor posted. Do what you will. On a side note, what if Rufus has everything ready for the 10k to be filed. What if as soon as he receives the document today, they are able to put it out. Just a thought GLTY
You can't just announce out of the blue "Hey, we're going to the NASDAQ!" like you're announcing you're going to Disneyland. There are requirements and filings (public) that must be done beforehand. Stock is right... none of the requirements have been met.
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quote:Originally posted by wallymac: OK. I have a question. Does anybody know if a certificate exchange would be required if a stock moves from one exchange to another? I mean if a stock was to move from the pinks to OTCBB or from OTCBB to NASDAQ would certificate need to be exchanged?
If they do, HMM. I guess shorts would be required to cover.
GLTA Wally
Wally This is huge imo!!! Now to find a SEC rule for this!!!!
quote:Originally posted by wallymac: OK. I have a question. Does anybody know if a certificate exchange would be required if a stock moves from one exchange to another? I mean if a stock was to move from the pinks to OTCBB or from OTCBB to NASDAQ would certificate need to be exchanged?
If they do, HMM. I guess shorts would be required to cover.
GLTA Wally
Wally This is huge imo!!! Now to find a SEC rule for this!!!!
SOMEONE!!
Yes, this is true. The TA and DTC would need to take inventory of all outstanding shares.
-------------------- Stick with Repo's plan in '07 - FRPT/DKAM! Posts: 6379 | From: PA | Registered: Dec 2004
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quote:Originally posted by wallymac: OK. I have a question. Does anybody know if a certificate exchange would be required if a stock moves from one exchange to another? I mean if a stock was to move from the pinks to OTCBB or from OTCBB to NASDAQ would certificate need to be exchanged?
If they do, HMM. I guess shorts would be required to cover.
GLTA Wally
Wally This is huge imo!!! Now to find a SEC rule for this!!!!
SOMEONE!!
Yes, this is true. The TA and DTC would need to take inventory of all outstanding shares.
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That has been my concern for getting the Certs...I am hoping that I have covered enough emails and faxes to and from my brokers to make it very clear that I own the shares and that they never got a FTD on my shares...AND Rufaus said on the subpenny radio that the company would "take care of us" if we contacted them...It was one of my questions that Simon asked towards the end of the program...it's on tape...I hope I am covered...
quote:Originally posted by Repoman75:
quote:Originally posted by Chartwalker:
quote:Originally posted by wallymac: OK. I have a question. Does anybody know if a certificate exchange would be required if a stock moves from one exchange to another? I mean if a stock was to move from the pinks to OTCBB or from OTCBB to NASDAQ would certificate need to be exchanged?
If they do, HMM. I guess shorts would be required to cover.
GLTA Wally
Wally This is huge imo!!! Now to find a SEC rule for this!!!!
SOMEONE!!
Yes, this is true. The TA and DTC would need to take inventory of all outstanding shares.
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quote:Originally posted by mnvestor: Take this FWIW: If anyone else can very that would be great.
(12:31 PM) xlr8rs: True story: We had friends who got in yesterday. When the husband went to Fidelity to buy, his broker told him that this one was a good one to get into because it was going to NASDAQ. The broker had something indicating that the filings had been made for CSHD to go to NASDAQ.
- Paltalk scroll.
Like you MNV...I have yet to see XL lie.
This would not surprise me either way. I think it will go. As to if this is what Rufus is waiting on I do not know.
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quote:Originally posted by 10of13: That has been my concern for getting the Certs...I am hoping that I have covered enough emails and faxes to and from my brokers to make it very clear that I own the shares and that they never got a FTD on my chares...
quote:Originally posted by Repoman75:
quote:Originally posted by Chartwalker:
quote:Originally posted by wallymac: OK. I have a question. Does anybody know if a certificate exchange would be required if a stock moves from one exchange to another? I mean if a stock was to move from the pinks to OTCBB or from OTCBB to NASDAQ would certificate need to be exchanged?
If they do, HMM. I guess shorts would be required to cover.
GLTA Wally
Wally This is huge imo!!! Now to find a SEC rule for this!!!!
SOMEONE!!
Yes, this is true. The TA and DTC would need to take inventory of all outstanding shares.
YOU CAN'T GET A FTD AFTER 3 DAYS (SETTLEMENT) AFTER TRADING. Stop worrying about that already. They are yours, period. And certs has nothing to do with it.
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it is called a Favicon. and it is simply programmed into the page. why they chose that image as their favicon?
no idea.
but unless it is a firefox symbol, ie symbol or netscape symbol it is custom programmed...
hit amazon, you'll see they have one too.
N hrmmmm
im off for the rest of the day. looks like my 1.76 aint gotta chance!
~BB
quote:Originally posted by NEL: ANYONE KNOW THE ANSWER TO THIS? Thanks...
quote:Originally posted by NEL: [qb] OK, how's this one? When you log into cvsu notice the little symbol in the upper left in your url address (forget what that is called). It's the letter N... any signifigance or was that there before?
quote:Originally posted by NEL: Here's the image (I hope). Notice the small green N icon before the url...
quote:Originally posted by NEL: Here's the image (I hope). Notice the small green N icon before the url...
i use firefox...most websites have those...it's just whatever that company decides to put there...for instance...allstocks uses and lightbulb...
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You can kick CSHD, bash CSHD, lie about CSHD, create panic about CSHD and it still comes back.
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I know these are usually "custom" my thoughts exactly. WHY THE N?
quote:Originally posted by betting babe: it is called a Favicon. and it is simply programmed into the page. why they chose that image as their favicon?
no idea.
but unless it is a firefox symbol, ie symbol or netscape symbol it is custom programmed...
hit amazon, you'll see they have one too.
N hrmmmm
im off for the rest of the day. looks like my 1.76 aint gotta chance!
~BB
quote:Originally posted by NEL: ANYONE KNOW THE ANSWER TO THIS? Thanks...
quote:Originally posted by NEL: [qb] OK, how's this one? When you log into cvsu notice the little symbol in the upper left in your url address (forget what that is called). It's the letter N... any signifigance or was that there before?
quote:Originally posted by NEL: Here's the image (I hope). Notice the small green N icon before the url...
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