Posted On: 11/07/2016 6:33:15 PM
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Re: jacknjillio #10517
Here are some of the idiotic reasons they've come up with but I'm sure you'll agree with them
Re: I-Glow Post# 43213
So far...illiquid. Sellers and buyers too far apart.
Re: DustyD10 Post# 43219
Right here. You'll see trades as they execute. Charts and time and sales will show them; there just won't be any bid or ask.
It's taking awhile, but sooner or later someone will step up to the plare
Re: janice shell Post# 43222
May be because of the pending revocation, brokers don't want to caught between settlement days.
Re: TenKay Post# 43225
Probably there'll be some trades eventually. I've seen a few stocks that never traded at all when they reopened after suspension, but not many.
The ones that do very high volume for a few days after the suspension expires are for the most part heavily promoted issues without any shareholders who consider themselves to be long term investors. Most of them see the writing on the wall and exit as quickly as possible.
Re: I-Glow Post# 43213
So far...illiquid. Sellers and buyers too far apart.
Re: DustyD10 Post# 43219
Right here. You'll see trades as they execute. Charts and time and sales will show them; there just won't be any bid or ask.
It's taking awhile, but sooner or later someone will step up to the plare
Re: janice shell Post# 43222
May be because of the pending revocation, brokers don't want to caught between settlement days.
Re: TenKay Post# 43225
Probably there'll be some trades eventually. I've seen a few stocks that never traded at all when they reopened after suspension, but not many.
The ones that do very high volume for a few days after the suspension expires are for the most part heavily promoted issues without any shareholders who consider themselves to be long term investors. Most of them see the writing on the wall and exit as quickly as possible.
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