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I like St. Matt's idea of just a DD thread. Newcomers that ask old questions do get the bashers lable pretty quick. But, looking back, they usually ignore the help offered, blow off the links thrown at them, and make demanding questions because they don't like the answers. No one forced them to buy the stock. The honest truth? No one here is obligated to answer ANY questions. We do so out of curtesy. Manners that are seldom returned.
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Hey gang! Been out all afternoon and couldn't really follow what was going on. Looks like we ended up just about even, PLUS we were under a million trades. Awesome, dry that baby up! Hope everyone has a great weekend!
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The DD thread is a great idea. From work I also want a quick glance to see if anything "has happened" and it's hard to go through 10-15 pages at a time in a quick moment at work. A place we could look for PR's, or significant phone conversations, updates, etc. would be so awesome!
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quote:Originally posted by bigstocks: St Matt, I know the feeling. I trade at work and actually trade more than I work. So i cant post much either. Been trading longer than I care to say. Most ignore my posts but I dont mind, many times I cant respond because I get busy working or trading. JMHO
Hey, if you ever feel like that, it may be because there's a lot of "side" conversations going on...If that does happen feel free to PM me....If I can help I will, if I can't I'll find someone who can.....but please ask your question on the board first chances are someone will respond, might just ake a few minutes...Ok?
Go CSHD!!
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One last thing...ya can't make everyone happy...people will now complain that we have 2 threads...
Wally has a point, as does everyone else..and Wally will come back when things are settled and there is actually info needing to be discussed and DD'd.. He's a good guy..
quote:Originally posted by Jenna: St. Matt- great idea about the DD thread!!
Do you guys think that at the top of each page or something we could have an "update" post for people who are at work & can only check in so often?
St. Matt- as always good job!
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Remember Rufus said he has to give Nasdaq 10 days notice about the "Threshold Share Rest"?
I listened to the interview & I remember him saying he had to give a 10 day notice.........BUT.............He NEVER said it had to be BEFORE he gives them!!!
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All notifications are required to be filed with NASDAQ no later than 10 calendar days after the change; however, NASDAQ recommends that the request be submitted at least two business days prior to the change. NASDAQ assesses a $2,500 fee for each change in the company's record. Please follow the instructions provided on the Form regarding the submission of the Notification and the payment of the $2,500 fee.
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Here's the whole thing that I found, what do you think:
What changes in the company's record require notification to NASDAQ?
Change in Company Record or Total Shares Outstanding
All companies listed on The NASDAQ Stock Market are required to file the Notification Form:
Change in Company Record (PDF) when the following changes occur:
Change in the company's name; Change in the par value or title of the company's securities; or Voluntary change in the company's symbol.
All notifications are required to be filed with NASDAQ no later than 10 calendar days after the change; however, NASDAQ recommends that the request be submitted at least two business days prior to the change. NASDAQ assesses a $2,500 fee for each change in the company's record. Please follow the instructions provided on the Form regarding the submission of the Notification and the payment of the $2,500 fee.
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All notifications are required to be filed with NASDAQ no later than 10 calendar days after the change; however, NASDAQ recommends that the request be submitted at least two business days prior to the change. NASDAQ assesses a $2,500 fee for each change in the company's record. Please follow the instructions provided on the Form regarding the submission of the Notification and the payment of the $2,500 fee.
Im not following...what are you hinting at?
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What are you saying Jenna? That perhaps Rufus is planning on giving NASDAQ notice about more than just the additional shares? If we moved to the Nasdaq...Rufus would also have to pay for a synbol change...so why not do it all at once?
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No, He said that he had to give Nasdaq 10 days notice about the share reset & everyone was assuming it was 10 days prior, I think it was Wally that was uneasy earlier because he couldn't find a filing for a "dividend" (which it isn't a dividend) But this may be why- he only needs to tell them about the share reset within 10 days of giving it to us not necessarily BEFORE he does it.
Maybe I'm off track but I thought that was intereseting...it also said they have to know only 2 days PRIOR to giving out the shares.
What do you think? Am I reading this wrong?
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quote:Originally posted by Jenna: OOOH that's right New2...
You know I have to say.... I did help that cbbush today... I thought he did came off a little hostile but I knew he had a genuine question & it can be intimidating when you want to ask a question....I helped him as much as I could & I even did some DD for him & that's ok...but I really don't think anyone was that hard on him.... I've seen so much worse than that, not that it's right but I really think things went ok today except for the Repo part..
Cbbush if you're there just want you to know you're WELCOME anytime to ask a question...this group is just sick of people like Repo!! That's all & I think you may have showed up the same time as him & people get a little "testy" when he's around....
I guess we do have to learn to ignore him, including me....
New2 & crew - love ya
Cbbush - hope to hear from ya!
Wally - I got a song for you, "Baby come back.... you could blame it all on me.....I was wrong & i just can't live with out you!"
Talk to you later all....
I'll probably be back later for Simon's show...
Nice post Jenna...and great song. You did try to help him...just not sure he wanted you to help him do his own DD. I think he just wanted us to tell him everything was great and we're all going to be rich. We may think it, but we shouldn't be telling Newbies that...
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I'm going to post a few things I found pertaining to share issuance accordind to Nasdaq & maybe we can go over it together & make some sense of it- sometimes I have to read these things like 5 times to understand them & half the time I find out they don't pertain to anything...
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What factors does NASDAQ consider when determining whether to aggregate the shares issued in separate acquisition transactions for purposes of determining whether the threshold for shareholder approval has been triggered? NASDAQ will consider factors including, but not limited to, the following when determining whether acquisitions should be aggregated for purposes of the shareholder approval requirement:
Timing of the acquisitions; Commonality of ownership of the target companies; Commonality of officers and directors in target companies; and, Existence of any contingencies between or among the transactions.
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When a company completes a private placement to finance an acquisition, is the analysis of whether shareholder approval is required made, pursuant to Rule 4350(i)(1)(D), the private placement rule, or Rule 4350(i)(1)(C), the acquisition rule? If a private placement is consummated in close proximity to the acquisition of stock or assets, NASDAQ may determine that the private placement financed the acquisition, and thus the private placement shares would be aggregated with any other shares issued in connection with the acquisition in determining whether the threshold has been or will be exceeded. In making this determination, NASDAQ will consider the particular facts and circumstances including, but not limited to:
The proximity of the financing to the acquisition; The stated use of the proceeds; The timing of board authorization for the financing and the acquisition, respectively; and Any stated contingencies in the financing or acquisition documents, which relate the transactions to one another. However, any portion of the private placement proceeds specifically designated for uses other than the acquisition would be evaluated under the private placement rule.
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quote:Originally posted by Bittermac: I like St. Matt's idea of just a DD thread. Newcomers that ask old questions do get the bashers lable pretty quick. But, looking back, they usually ignore the help offered, blow off the links thrown at them, and make demanding questions because they don't like the answers. No one forced them to buy the stock. The honest truth? No one here is obligated to answer ANY questions. We do so out of curtesy. Manners that are seldom returned.
Agreed...!
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Does NASDAQ require a company to file a Listing of Additional Shares Form in connection with an acquisition? A company is required to file a Listing of Additional Shares ("LAS") Form when issuing any common stock (or securities convertible into common stock) in connection with acquisition of stock or assets of another company if any officer or director or substantial shareholder of the company has a 5% or greater interest (or if such persons collectively have a 10% or greater interest) in the company to be acquired or in the consideration to be paid.
Additionally, companies are required to file an LAS Form when entering into any transaction that may result in the potential issuance of common stock (or securities convertible into common stock) greater than 10% of either the total shares outstanding or the voting power outstanding on a pre-transaction basis.
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If the shares issued in connection with the acquisition are priced at or above the market value on the date the agreement is entered into, does the company still need shareholder approval? Yes. There is no pricing test under the acquisition rule. Therefore, if the potential share issuance will exceed the shareholder approval thresholds, shareholder approval is required regardless of the price at which the shares are issued.
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