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Then make sure to check out CIWT.OB, the insiders (CEO) own over 70% of the outstanding stocks (this might be outdated as they recently offered new shares to new investors), and as stated in their last press release the company "is currently evaluating the establishment of one or more committees in connection with a possible application for listing of its common stock on a national stock exchange in the United States."
On May 04 08:42 AM Barry Robbins wrote:
> The thing I don't understand about these stocks (and I own similar
> ones, like CWSI.ob) is - why isn't there more insider buying? why
> do I not see hedge fund buying, if the fundamentals are so amazing?
> why is there so little disclosure? and why are so many of them listed
> as .ob? If a company has solid earnings and a pe of 5, why not get
> a regular nasdaq listing?