Pink Sheets Disclosure Categorization

I can’t believe I missed out on Pink Sheets’ announcement of a new disclosure categorization system for issuers quoted on Pink Sheets.

For those of you not in the know, the name “Pink Sheets” comes from the days of paper-based trading where the color of the paper was pink.  Pink Sheets is the place for people who trade over-the-counter securities, so any system that brings greater transparency and reduces the risk of holding the stocks of listed companies is a good thing, especially with these stocks that are so prone to manipulation.

Plus, I digg the Jolly Roger symbol that will be used for companies with the worst disclosure.

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