Comments by "TaichiStraightlife" (@TaichiStraightlife) on "InvestorCoffee" channel.

@adiggidydawg - To be clear sir, your company is already listed in the US, on the Pink Sheets, or the OTC Bulletin Board. You simply have not registered for DTC (Depository Trust Co.) eligibility, which is what I meant by the phrase "signing up for electronic trading". You can remain on the Bulletin Board and still have DTC eligibility and you're right; I don't know what those costs are, but given your current cash flow, of which you have rightly touted, I'm guessing it's not particularly onerous but, granted, I don't know that for sure. Or you could simply list Nickel 28 on the NASDAQ. Do you have any current plans to list to upgrade your current listing of Nickel 28 in the US? Thank you for your time.
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Why is their stock unable to be traded (for Americans)? You buy CONXF in good faith and then one day, bingo: "WARNING (in red capital letters) This Security is eligible for unsolicited quotes only!" Etc., etc. Long story short: the stock can't be bought, only sold (according to Fidelity AND Schwab, among others)... and to sell it, you might have to drop your price 10-20% before they'll deign to execute the sale... and I repeat, ONLY a sale. This seems to be a Rule 15c2-11 problem. Rule 15c2-11 requires . Market makers must have a reasonable basis for believing that the information is accurate and from reliable sources.
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@adiggidydawg - I appreciate your response, thank you; I'll check on its veracity tomorrow. PS- I would also have appreciated an official company response on progress towards a return to tradability for the CONXF security earlier. It's advantageous for an American to build a position in CONXF (which affects NKL.V because NKL.V must be purchased in Canada by the market maker for convertion to CONXF when the latter is purchased in the USA). Otherwise, for an American to purchase NKL.V, there's a $50 surcharge per trade, plus applicable foreign currency translation fees. There's also often (but not always) a $50 fee to purchase CONXF, (which I've paid several times) but no foreign translation fee, hence the desirability of CONXF to Americans... and then, when all holdings in CONXF abruptly become frozen, and only silence is heard from the company about it, it feels like a continuing betrayal. I believe you should stand behind CONXF and support your shareholders AND also list in the USA, so that discussions like this become academic and historical in nature. Also- what's a bd?
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@adiggidydawg - I checked and you're right; CONXF can once again be purchased in the US... but there's still a $50 surcharge on every purchase, as Nickel 28 still refuses to sign up for electronic trading of stock. If they did, that surcharge would be removed. If one were to purchase NKL.V instead, there's a 1% surcharge and a $19C additional currency translation fee; so if a shareholder in Nickel 28 wanted to put, say, an additional $10,000 US into Nickel 28, one would have to pay a $50 additional charge to purchase CONXF... or a $119 charge to buy the same amount of NKL.V... this does not at all make for a friendly attitude from Nickel 28 towards its US shareholder base.
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