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I went to have a look at 4-5 different stock I own and found only one thread where there was a good communication between people. All the others were full of personnal attacks, so I understand why you all said it's BS!
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Make no mistake about it, Allstocks is among the best out there. The Mods are great and the folks that come here are largely intelligent and considerate. I'm proud to be a member here.
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There have been movement again today. Can anybody tell me if there was L2 quotes or if the transactions were between MMs again? My guess goes for transactions between MMS.
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Can we try again? I can't make long distance calls from work and I arrive too late at home, everything's closed. Can someone try again to call?
SCHB 1-800-631-3094 Somebody did it and was told to call 201-963-9100 and talk to Marty. Then Fishfarmer said he called, but they asked Marty's last name. Since then, nothing.
So can someone call SCHB, ask about GRYF and if they refer you to someone, make the full follow-up? I would do it, but really can't.
Maybe they won't say anything useful, but maybe they will. Who knows?
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just noticed some movement, and change to .005 whatever all this means... who knows
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I'm thinking this stock is just wait till something happens stock when we get MM's back on board and L2's then we can proceed.
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Or, we get left holding the bag again, whichever comes first.
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kinda makes me wish i had bought in @ .0001, would be in better condition than my current trades are
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FYI: no level 2`s being posted yet.posting for the benefit of those who dont have L2`s. good luck all.
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GrYF received 200000000 stocks from Slateco International Group SLTJ few months ago. They r on 0.02 so that makes 4000000$. Can anybody find something on SLTJ. http://www.theautochannel.com/news/2005/07/25/138260.html So is GRYF still word something or is the price now justified 0.0001 . Can anyone look this up please.
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Can anyone visit its site http://www.theautorama.com/greyfield If not maybe they are using this interruption as an opportunity to spruce some things up: re-design and update the website, and apply for the OTCBB. Maybe when trading resumes, it resumes on the OTCBB. Wouldn't that be something!
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Well, it sure would be great, but before the suspension, they were very aggressive with PRs. Now, the suspension is lifted and there si nothing and MMs won't give L2 quotes. Only GRYF, MMs and SEC know something. All shareholders are left in the dark.
I sure hope you're right explorer, but it may be some months after trading resume before we come near a penny again. If trading resumes...
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SLTJ appears to be nothing more than a shell company. They seem to just be part of the GRYF smoke and mirrors. Why would anyone give 4 million dollars to a used car lot to own the franchise rights? You can build a lot of used car lots on your own for this kind of money. It is just another part of the GRYF puzzle the SEC is investigating. That is the problem with GRYF almost everything they PR'ed does not make sense.
These were the kind of things that all just did not make sense. The reason they are not trading now is because there are many things like these that just do not make sense.
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The web site was taken down just before the SEC investigation. There never really was what would be considered a working car lot web site. It was more like an ad. You could not look at inventory or anything like that that you would expect from a premium car dealer. Another clue. Also I would not even think about this going to the OTC anytime soon. I would be more worried about if it ever trades again.
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Thanks for your vote of confidence George. NOT! Well if it does start trading again, then I guess everything will be okay. Right? I'm pretty sure you're going to say no George. You see, people like George are here to place doubts in your mind, and scare you out of your shares. No one can tell what the company is really doing, which might not be all that bad. George: why are so interested in this stock that you feel the need to keep posting here?
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So what is a "premium" car? I know some people who would be delighted to own a 1995 Ford F-150. The company needs to be contacted or put out a PR explaining what is going on. Either that, or we need to find an explanation of what the SEC is doing. Anybody know how to search for that kind of thing? And George, I'd hate to think you give up this easily on all your investments. Maybe you should find out what's going on before bashing hell out of it.
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I gave up on his one after I made some on the group run that was the start of this whole mess. Then once I had time to DD it I realized it was a scam in my mind and I let people know that back before it dived and went under investigation. Even if this stock does trade again I would warn people to stay away. I never bashe dit I provided facts that were true. If someone can not figure that out then it is their issue. I continue to post here in the hopes of continuing to learn for myself and others how the market is misused by cons and thefts.
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I'm sorry to say I believe George may be right. I hope he's not, I still own the stock, but we can't get answer from anybody. Greyfield won't release a PR. I just called SCHB (thought I couldn't call before because it's long distance, but it worked because it's 1-800 number). The guy told me it was traded on the grey market (can anybody explains this to me) and that there was no L2 quotes yet and that he couldn't tell me more and then he just hung up. I understand he may not talk about the investigation, but to me it doesn't look good.
I sure wish trading will resume and that we will get our money back, but I won't count on it. I'm learning a lot with this one.
I made 3 really stupid mistakes newbies always do I guess. If newbies read this, well, don't do what I did. First, I put almost all my trading money in the same basket (on a pinkie, it's really risky). Second, because the PPS was going up, I bought "market price" that's awful because I ended up paying 0.0032 my shares instead of 0.002 (1200$ difference, I bought 1 million shares). Third, I wanted to sell, had my order into place when news of good revenues came out. I cancelled my order and made another one at a higher price. Got greedy, could've walked with 500$ gain in 3 days, but wanted more and now I'm stuck with my shares.
But, there is still hope. There has been transaction up to 0.005 on the grey market. Maybe it means something.
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Grey sheets are the bottom of the stock barrel. Any lower and they call the coroner.
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I believe that if my suspicions are correct, this will reach a penny in time. You could sell immediately after it resumes trading again for a huge loss, but the MM's can double back at you and start taking her up.
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Is there a trend when a stock is traded on the grey market after a suspension? Does that mean there are more chances it will trade again or that it won't? Unless it doesn't mean anything...
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