Posted On: 01/19/2013 9:22:57 AM
Post# of 16816
If you review the $BCAP chart, you see:
1. A very stable trading range of $0.0004 x $0.0005
2. Very low volume trading (especially relative to the share structure)
3. Huge accumulation (barely any selling considering the STOP)
Matt cannot release any information prior to the STOP being removed. If he does a Caveat Emptor label occurs. Doesn't mean he hasn't been working on $BCAP, but it does mean he can't report on those activities for now.
The next piece of information from $BCAP will be the Quarterly Report followed by the Attorney Letter, after that $BCAP is Current and any information on $BCAP activity can be PR'd.
The next financial filing due after that is the Annual Report (due date: March 31, 2013 -- 90 days past the Quarter end for Annual Reports). That can be extended a further 15 days (April 15, 2013), before its past due.
That's the basic "PR window" in the event of $BCAP between reporting periods.
1. A very stable trading range of $0.0004 x $0.0005
2. Very low volume trading (especially relative to the share structure)
3. Huge accumulation (barely any selling considering the STOP)
Matt cannot release any information prior to the STOP being removed. If he does a Caveat Emptor label occurs. Doesn't mean he hasn't been working on $BCAP, but it does mean he can't report on those activities for now.
The next piece of information from $BCAP will be the Quarterly Report followed by the Attorney Letter, after that $BCAP is Current and any information on $BCAP activity can be PR'd.
The next financial filing due after that is the Annual Report (due date: March 31, 2013 -- 90 days past the Quarter end for Annual Reports). That can be extended a further 15 days (April 15, 2013), before its past due.
That's the basic "PR window" in the event of $BCAP between reporting periods.
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