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Ein paar Links zum Nachdenken für die schnell entbrannten: Don’t Buy Canadian Listed Shell Firms On The Frankfurt Stock Exchange Unless They Are Reporting! http://www.gopubliccanada.com/ Canadian firm, Lucky Punch Inc ISIN CA5495511092, symbol ULP was listed November 12th 2010 with symbol ULP. Don’t Buy Canadian Listed Shell Firms On The Frankfurt Stock Exchange Unless They Are Reporting! I don’t know why this keeps going onto deaf ears, or why people keep buying Canadian incorporated firms listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Canadian shells traded on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange are a waste of money if you are looking to buy a shell in our opinon, it is one of the reasons Canadian shell prices are lower than European shell prices. The reason for this is that: - There is a higher reporting cost, as you have to report to the local commission and SEDAR as a publicly traded company. (If you do not, you are breaking securities regulations according to several popular interpretations of the Law.) - Any sale of shares to third parties (that would have a holding period in Canada) that lead to a series of transactions (You sell to Bob, Bob sells to 10 people) is a veiled distribution and considered the distribution of securities without a prospectus, registration, etc. In short term means securities Fraud. This is regardless of whether the shares are sold in Canada or abroad, it’s source is Canadian. - Don’t just use any law firm to get advice, use the Canadian best securities firms, such as Clark Wilson and Stikeman Elliot. Most of the firms are bonafied escrow agents and contract law lawyers, and their advice will likely send you into a commission hearing if you make a mistake. Use real firms, get real opinions! Der Open Market in Frankfurt ist einfach eine riesige Geld-fressende Müllhalde.
Viel Spaß beim Geld-abladen!!
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