Rapier50 says:
Eight, I laughed when I read that comment. Is there a new express settlement process that we don’t know about??? Maybe like a drive through window for share sales/purchases? Keep those basher comments coming boys! Not accurate, but very entertaining.
Well, they’re not bitching much any more about hearing nothing from the company. That’s the second update from Mexus about the negotiations. I like that Paul is preparing for the possibility of going it on our own in looking for backup financing possibilities. But he did seem confident that they could get a deal done, so that’s positive. He also reiterated the positives that make us attractive, good grades and fully permitted. Of course, the bashers want a deal NOW even if its a bad one. That pretty much tells me who are the real shareholders and who don’t own diddly.
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Well it’s unusual to have them attacking Paul for saying exactly the same thing I say he says. When you take my constant info updates as both true and semi official? Very little left of their constant bullshit becomes obvious other than just an attack on Mexus itself. So WHAT kind of shareholders attack without end? Last I checked the axiom is any PR’s a good PR if name’s correct. What’s occurring during the slow process is finally in agree that the folks who listened to me and sunk good funds need to be aware best efforts are ongoing. Still not his desire to spout endlessly just aware of the need for some back patting and hand holding as the pot boils watched VERY closely. And yes, you can buy with unsettled trades but unmarginable shares you must sell something so is REALLLY nice to have that in profit first! Were Mexus $5? Not be hearing a damn word from either Lout nor Flouts! Well inbreeding? might just continue even with no cause. Dueling banjos echo on. Never a deliverance for honest souls. Raise the Aintry Dam! 8
Definition of ‘Non-Marginable Securities’
Securities that cannot be purchased on margin at a particular brokerage or financial institution. Some classes of securities, such as recent initial public offerings (IPOs), over-the-counter bulletin board stocks, and penny stocks, are non-marginable by decree of the Federal Reserve Board. Other securities, such as stocks with share prices under $5 or with extremely high betas, may be excluded at the discretion of the broker itself.
Non-marginable securities must be 100% funded by the investor’s own cash, and holdings in non-marginable securities do not add to the investor’s margin buying power.