PEMBROKE1
2 weeks ago
This piece of shit almost made it to .0002 today at closing instead of .00015.
It's hard to understand when the bid is 2,000,999, 9888,555 shares at .0001 and the ask is 250 shares at.0002.
and it trades at ,00015 or less. A lot of the time. You would have to have millions and millions of shares to make $600.00 dollars
PEMBROKE1
2 weeks ago
Hi,
Can someone explain this filing to me filed with the SEC on 3-14-2024
361,690.00 common shares represent 6.9% of outstanding common shares
Parents bought the shares for their son
Mr. Eugene Esmer Caranza Cara beneficially owns current holdings of 361,690 total shares of common stock of Solar Integrated Roofing Corporation, which represents a calculated approximate observed percentage of 6.9% ownership which is calculated by the current share price and the total market capitalization of the company. This calculation is based on the approximate shares outstanding of 5,000,000 shares of common stocks in the current situation of the stock market.
5,000,000 shares?
(b)
361,690 shares
(c)
-On Tuesday, 16 February 2024, Mr Eugene Esmer Caranza Cara acquired 21,500 shares of Solar Integrated Roofing Company with a share price of $0.0071 per share.
-On Monday, 22 February 2024, Mr Eugene Esmer Caranza Cara acquired 7,500 shares of Solar Integrated Roofing Corporation with a share price of $.0056 per share.
-On Friday, 26 February 2024, Mr Eugene Esmer Caranza Cara acquired 39,000 shares with a share price of $.0040 and an additional 1,500 shares for $.0040 per share.
-On Sunday, 28 February 2024, Mr Eugene Esmer Caranza Cara acquired 315 shares with a share price of $.0030 per share.
-On Wednesday, 01 March 2024, Mr Eugene Esmer Caranza Cara acquired 21,500 shares.
-On Saturday, 04 March 2024, Mr Eugene Esmer Caranza Cara acquired 161,895 shares.
-On Monday, 06 March 2024, Mr Eugene Esmer Caranza Cara acquired 2,417 shares and an additional 106,333 shares.
https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=17369193&guid=AMQ-kenLMkcpJth
Nighthawk_1
2 weeks ago
Yes, split occurred 1/23/2024. We see the end result. And based on what I have been observing, this isn't going anywhere...LOL Just my opinion. I could be wrong, but for the last 5 months, been crap. Whether it goes up or not depends on company, just my perspective. Typically, just after an R/S, based on my observations, stock always goes down. I very rarely ever see one go up just after an R/S. It's funny when people claim that one needs volume, but when volume has exceeded several times, the POS still at .0001/.0002. Reason why I pulled out of a buy last month and now just watch for now.
Nighthawk_1
3 weeks ago
LOL...one goes to a casino not knowing things, or anything, and gamble, hoping to make money. The same concept goes to for investing. No one knows exactly how a company will do from qtr to qtr of from yr to yr. Even companies do not know for sure how they will do at any given time or place because customers change their minds on daily basis. They can project and hope, but it may not come to fruition like they want. People invest, as they attempt to project how a company may/may not do and in hopes the company does well.
PEMBROKE1
3 weeks ago
Hi,
Read below:
If youโre a company trading on the Pink market (formerly known as pink sheets), you donโt file with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) like companies listed on national stock exchanges. Instead, you follow simpler disclosure requirements. Hereโs how it works:
Pink Market Listing Requirements:
The Pink market is the most speculative and loosely regulated of the three OTC marketplaces for trading stocks.
Companies can trade on the Pink market by submitting an electronic Form 211, provided by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA). Usually, a market maker handles this submission on behalf of the company.
The only real criteria for Pink stocks is disclosing their quarterly and annual financials.
Broker-dealers can trade securities on the Pink market without direct company involvement.
Disclosure Rules:
Pink market companies must update investors about their performance.
Broker-dealers and market makers can no longer publish quotations for stocks that donโt provide publicly available financial information.
Disclosure requirements include publishing quarterly and annual financials (which donโt need to be audited but must follow U.S. GAAP or International Financial Reporting Standards).
These rules have made the Pink market more transparent than before1.
So, if youโre a Pink market company, youโd focus on meeting these disclosure requirements rather than filing with the SEC. 😊
The Share information will be in the last Quarterly filed which is 3-31-2024 with the OTC.