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Gold/Mining/Energy : Golden Eagle Int. (MYNG) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jambo22 who wrote (11401)	7/28/1998 6:11:00 PM
From: Traveling Man	Respond to of 34075

JimboJambo, I think pink sheet trading,among other things,means you are not listed,as such. Therefore the Nasdaq has no control OR responsibility for anything that goes here. Having said that,I am a party to a successful lawsuit(so are many of you,I imagine)against Nasdaq and several big name MMs. So,someone is watching their shenanigans on the "listed" trades. Pink sheets are for companies that can't get listed, at least on the Bulletin Board. Most people consider BB investing too risky due to the lack of information a company must distribute. I doubt a company on the pinks has much responsibility to disseminate public info in a timely manner. Personally, anyone who would pay the huge spreads on MINE since it's been on the pinks must be convinced beyond a doubt that this will pan out positively. Starting out at a 30-40% loss seems like a poor investment strategy to me.