PINK SHEETS ​

General information about clearing and trading Pink Sheet stocks that may be helpful.

Pink sheet-listed companies are companies that are not listed on a major exchange like the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) or the Nasdaq.

Pink sheet-listed stocks trade over-the-counter (OTC), which means the stocks are traded through a broker-dealer network.

One advantage of trading the pink sheets is the stocks are inexpensive per share, which means even penny moves can bring an investor a good return because of the higher volatility levels.

Disadvantages of the pink sheets include a lack of financial information regarding companies and the thinly traded marketplace that can make it difficult to enter and exit trades.

The tier system is a rating system that ranks companies by their hazard or risk level.
Clearing Pink Sheet stocks involves settling the transaction and ensuring that the stock is delivered to the buyer and payment is received by the seller. This can be done through a broker-dealer or clearing firm that specializes in OTC stocks. Trading Pink Sheet stocks requires finding a market maker or broker-dealer that is willing to buy or sell the stock. It is important to research the company and understand the risks before investing in Pink Sheet stocks. It is recommended to seek the advice of a financial advisor or broker-dealer who specializes in OTC stocks if you are interested in trading Pink Sheet stocks. They can provide guidance on the risks and opportunities associated with these types of investments.

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