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One of the most basic things a potential buyer of a stock wants to know is the total amount of shares issued. - This is usually very easy to find out - but not always... Example of a "pink traded" stock that successfully hides all information in that regard is WKYN - but we can find out that company performed yet another "brutal" reverse split recently to the tune of 1 share for every 300. - AND changed the ticker at the same time...(from WBSK) I got e-mail answer from pinksheets.com admitting that information is not always available and cannot be obtained unless company volunteers it. (Even though the law requires it.) Is there a "backway" we can force an answer to this question?
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the funniest one is qbid.... it has a cult reglious following... but each person on the planet would have to own 100 shares to make up the float of this stock...
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yes the market is lame right now, i'm looking for good picks and they just aren't there as far as i can see right now...i'll yell if i see something
seems we now have five more PR comapnies that are flooding the OTCBB newswires with total crap too...i'm geting tired of looking at BOGUS PR...
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OK - we don't know any way to force this information... ...that's cool, but "the pinks" are not "evil" - they serve a very good purpose and allow you to take advantage of great opportunities. - ...but...that it apparently is possible to be a publicly traded company...without ever having to reveal exactly what is traded - is scandalous. - I'll wait for a few more replies..!
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