Fidelity allows trading when the OTC company is current on their OTC Market filings, and transparency would be enhanced if they are fully compliant with the SEC. This occurred with SFOR even when we were on the pink sheets. So there truly is no reason to not allow trading in a company for purposes of a company being fully reporting. When they make financial information available then you know the whole story. Then there are the market makers, best of luck with them LOL. At any rate for me when buying any stock I believe that I need to know the financials of the company and come to a conclusion as to whether it is undervalued or not. If I feel it will go up I would buy.