Can a company sell shares of stock without being listed on a stock exchange? - stock exchange times
I am investigating a company that appears as a "pre-sale of shares.
They say that is on their website "Your participation in the profits from trade, and on the day of formal negotiations XXXXXX XXXX XX calculated in a major stock markets. The estimated time is defined in the next 2 years.
But now they are in the process are capital at a later Public Commercial in 2009.
Is this legal?
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Stock Exchange Times Can A Company Sell Shares Of Stock Without Being Listed On A Stock Exchange?
4 comments:
errrr ... If a U.S. company did not have the FCC and FRC. ... would not be good hope for the IS and FESE good.
errrr ... If a U.S. company did not have the FCC and FRC. ... would not be good hope for the IS and FESE good.
1) No
2) None
Call the police.
Why are you interested in small type, the risk of unreliable, unfounded address if it is a good place, well supervised and regulated companies in the stock market? Are you losing a multi-millionaire with money?
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