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Bollinger Bands Indicate SGGV will continue its down trend till it hits the lower Bollinger Band @ 0.145, then will bounce back to the center @ 0.207
EMLL ANNOTATE: TECHNICALS
EMLL KUMASKO PROJECT, EMLL ANNOTATE, NEWS AND EXAMPLE OF THE SHAKER
El Maniel International Inc Releases Visuals of the Preliminary Activities on "Kumasko Project" Under Plot C in the Central Regi
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A place to find charts and Research on penny stocks trading companies. We want the best info so traders can have great DD before they buy stocks.
HERE is a great link for all research needs !!!! www.wall-street.com/small.html
What size is "small"? There are many definitions. Some people define a small public company as one with a market cap under $1 billion. Others define small cap as under $2 billion. And there are yet other definitions. Over the last two decades the word "small" has come to mean larger and larger companies! To confuse matters, NASDAQ's small cap market system continues to list truly small public companies, many of which would be classified as nano-cap.
| Market Cap |
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| Investopedia | Investor Words | |
|---|---|---|
| Mega-Cap | over $200 billion | over $250 billion |
| Large-Cap | $10 billion - $200 billion. | $5 billion - $250 billion |
| Mid-Cap | $2 billion - $10 billion | $1 billion - $5 billion |
| Small-Cap | $300 million - $2 billion | $250 million - $1 billion |
| Micro-Cap | $50 million - $300 million | under 250 million |
| Nano-Cap | under $50 million | -- |
Penny traders believe that Market Makers (MM) will "signal" moves in advance buy using small amounts of buys or sells as "signals". The "signals" are such a small amount of shares (worth no more than 5 or 10 dollars) that no trader would have paid a commission that costs more than the amount of shares bought. The "signals" are from one MM to another.
Our practical definition is as follows: Once a company trades for $10 per share or more and trades on NASDAQ's 2 higher tiers, AME, NYSE or OTCQX we do not call it a small company.
Within our limited definition of "small companies" there still remain very large differences relevant to investing.
For example, if a company is on the OTCBB it is required to be a reporting company -- that is, is submitting to the SEC its audited quarterly and yearly data plus all information important for investors . Therefore you can access its
If a company is on the OTCQX it, too, is required to be a reporting company; however it reports to Pink OTC Markets rather than the SEC. Pink OTC Markets runs this premiium quotaion, trading, and disclosure service and makes the information available to the public. OTCQX companies do not need to comply with all the SEC disclosure regulations and can avoid the cost of complying with Sarbanes-Oxley, a huge expense for a small company. However, the OTCQX company must follow generally accepted auditing principles (GAAP) and have regular audits. Moreover, it must have an independent Designated Advisor for Disclosure (DAD), a professional "gatekeeper" for secondary market disclosure. The OTCQX is patterned after the London Stock Exchange's successful AIM system for small companies.
If a company is on the Pink Sheets but not on the OTCQX, and is not SEC reporting, the level of information available about the company determines the Pink Sheets &quo;Tier" for the company. These levels are: Current, Limited or No public disclosure. Although financial figures for companies in the OTCQX and OTCQB/OTCBB must be audited, those for companies on the Current Information tier may or may not be audited. For US companies, usually they are not, though they must be prepared in accordance with generally accepted
In addition to the above tiers, there is one more Pink Sheets designation you should be aware of, the "Caveat Emptor" symbolized at the OTC Markets Website by a skull and crossbones. A company earns this designation when their stock is being actively promoted in spite of the fact that accurate, current financials are not publicly available on the Web.
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