StageZero Life Sciences Ltd T.SZLS

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Public Policy Advocacy

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OVERVIEW

 

OTC Markets Group Inc. operates the OTCQX® Best Market, the OTCQB® Venture Market, and the Pink® Open Market for 11,000 U.S. and global securities.

 

Read on to learn about what you can find on our markets, as well as information on market structure, how securities trade, and how the markets are regulated.

 

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The OTCQX, OTCQB and Pink markets represent a wide spectrum of securities:

 

• ADRs and foreign ordinaries

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• SEC reporting companies

• Community banks

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• Industries range across Telecommunications, Pharma & Bio-Tech, Utilities, Finance, Media, Resources and many more.

 

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Investor-focused companies use one of the following disclosure standards to share disclosure with investors and the professional investment community: OTCQX International Requirements, Alternative Reporting Standards, Regulation A Reporting, SEC Reporting or Pink Basic Guidelines. These reporting standards increase the flow of information, raise the profile of companies, improve price discovery, and increase trading and liquidity in the OTCQX, OTCQB and Pink markets.

 

Learn more about the structure and function of the market by evaluating three concepts:

 

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Part 2 - Trading

Part 3 - Regulation

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[capebretongirl]

Looks like listing on the OTCQB will not present many challenges. Its a long way from the NAS but at least a start giving us more exposure to US investors. Yes, the sp is horrific, however we can't deny that Tripp has been active in rolling out our message - I am awaiting an NR on the promo team and what it can do for us.  In the interim I believe most agree we are oversold and that .88

[Dez331]

So telling the shareholders back in 2018,19,20 that the plan was direct to the NASDAQ has now been downgraded just like Clarus did. So sad wo watch this. You all deserve better CEO!

[Nailbiter1]

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[capebretongirl]

Agree completely Nails - this is yet another positive development and any added exposure to the US investor base is a plus.  The ducks are starting to line up and  eventually this will take root.

[LithLover]

Now I'm starting to sound like a broken record too.    We need more exposure to the US and more marketing.  That recent video was a perfect example.  Investors in the US are so surprised when they learn about Stagezero and Aristotle and why we aren't on a US exchange, have such a low market cap and have little to no marketing outside of our social media posts

[Mermer2328]

again... what the almost 7 million doing in the bank. Part of that was for marketing!!I know things take time but let's go already

[davewho]

someone playing games again on the OTC with a small sell at 30 cents US

[IainCaimbeul]

Nailbiter, could post the inquiry you sent to IR re OTC? MIght help to put the response in better context.

[Liked2Think]

57 cents a share is insane but yet this is where we sit and if we have the manipulator shorts to thank for it then they are really good at their job and yet they continue to try and keep it down.  I dont understand its like they want it to go lower and lower and lower.  Thats all fine and dandy but what if they accomplish their goal so well that it never goes back up.  Now would be

[VerifiedUser123]

Let's not forget we did theast reverse split to help temper manipulation and get us closer to the Nas. Clearly that's not an option at the moment and this is the best thing Tripp can offer. 

[frewil11]

The reason this has gone down is because the market does not think that management can monitize Aristotle , plus no marketing .

[Mykndrsn]

And with revenue from Aristotle and marketing the price will go up.