Another reason for listing on the Pink sheets is the cost of a public Shell, a Pink Sheet shell sells for half the price of a bulletin board shell, and sellers are more willing to sell all the shares they control.

By buying entire amount of the share controlled by shell owner you remove the probability of having to purchase those shares later at a higher price on the public market.

While Sarbanes-Oxley has created problem it has also created opportunities, and as long as we continue to exercise our God given creative genius no congress in the universe can stop our enterprising spirits from finding solutions to our problem.

While many in the past may have lost money in the Pink Sheets with its lack of financial disclosure, the amounts are small in comparison to the amounts lost in Enron, Worldcom and Global Crossing. All which were Exchange listed companies. Among the companies currently listed on the Pink Sheets are Swiss chocolate maker Nestles, ARC Energy, TransForce and Vermillion as well as Volkswagon, plus many banks and insurance companies.

So don’t be afraid of having your company listed on the Pink Sheets the company isn’t so bad and its getting better as the new head of the pink sheets continues his trek to respectability.

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