Sirius Radio: Glowing or About to Burn Up? [View article]
The post below is incorrect information... that is in regards to market value... Sirius is currently under the minimum bid price of $1. That rule was suspended for the better part of the last year, but was reinstated on August 1st. After 30-business days, companies with bids under $1 will receive non-compliant letters in the mail. The date of this right now for Sirius is September 12th.
> I posted this on another article but apparently Siri Doom thought > he could push his lie on a different article: > In regards to delisting NASDAQ has decided to relax some of the deadlines > ailing companies must meet to avoid delisting. Previously, if the > company doesn't reach market value of the listed securities for 10 > consecutive business days, it is allowed 90 calendar days to regain > compliance. NASDAQ plans on bringing the initial non-compliance period > to 30 days. The company would then have 180 calendar days (as opposed > to 90 calendar days) to regain compliance. If the company is still > unable to regain compliance, it can appeal to a hearings panel, and > if granted stay, the maximum extension is 360 days form the date > of the staff delisting determination. – Source: Compliance Reporter >
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The post below is incorrect information... that is in regards to market value... Sirius is currently under the minimum bid price of $1. That rule was suspended for the better part of the last year, but was reinstated on August 1st. After 30-business days, companies with bids under $1 will receive non-compliant letters in the mail. The date of this right now for Sirius is September 12th.
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All Comments by homer985 »Sirius Radio: Glowing or About to Burn Up? [View article]
Here is the details I explained last night on Yahoo:
messages.finance.yahoo...
The timeline is here:
messages.finance.yahoo...
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On Aug 25 05:00 PM RealityofSiri wrote:
> I posted this on another article but apparently Siri Doom thought
> he could push his lie on a different article:
> In regards to delisting NASDAQ has decided to relax some of the deadlines
> ailing companies must meet to avoid delisting. Previously, if the
> company doesn't reach market value of the listed securities for 10
> consecutive business days, it is allowed 90 calendar days to regain
> compliance. NASDAQ plans on bringing the initial non-compliance period
> to 30 days. The company would then have 180 calendar days (as opposed
> to 90 calendar days) to regain compliance. If the company is still
> unable to regain compliance, it can appeal to a hearings panel, and
> if granted stay, the maximum extension is 360 days form the date
> of the staff delisting determination. – Source: Compliance Reporter
>