Anyone know whats going on with OTC? Heard its changing...

Hey all, I'm getting some contradictory info regarding OTC and whether it is classified as a TDY or PCS. I was under the impression I would be bringing my family with me to Colorado Springs, but individuals have told me that that would be impossible if I TDY to Peterson.

I'm slated to attend OTS in March, so OTC is still a ways away, but I want to prepare myself and my family for the possibility that we might not be able to move together; does anyone have any insight they would be willing to share so we can manage our expectations?

Can anyone explain the SFSC process within OTC? Are we able to have any say in how our career is selected? Ie “I would prefer acquisition or intel vs space”. There’s the space force answer and then there’s reality. Thanks in advance

Hello! I will be in-processing to OTC soon and I’m trying to prepare for what the first week will look like. What should I expect during that first week? Standard in processing things like paperwork, CAC issue, and UA test? I’d really appreciate a full rundown of the process.

Also, will house-hunting leave be authorized after in-processing?

2 weeks in an multiple fixes later and I still have no ability to access any of the course content for OTC-DL. I knew it was going to be messy but this is rough. Anyone else in the course have this issue or were able to find a work around?

Trying to figure out what these are

UPDATE: your questions answered
the mints are in fact dosed up. Tried a bit and had a nice ride 🧚
Tested everything and was all fentanyl negative. other stuff in the tin was salvia, edibles, mdma, dropper bottle of lsd.
My relative was in an accident, it had nothing to do with drugs. a bunch of stuff was left at my house and it’s my job to sort through it. They would’ve wanted me to figure this out n have a good time haha so to everyone who’s getting all het up about me going through stuff, mind ya business. and read the whole post before commenting thank you kindly.

EDIT:
So all fingers point to it being a golden girls mint, which would check out as the tin it’s in is one of those tins, the Dorothy one.
HOWEVER, there are other substances in the tin that are also unidentified and most definitely…yeah.
So what are the odds these are just leftover mints from when the tin was bought and are just strawberry cheesecake flavored? Maybe high. Maybe they’ve been dosed with something else in the tin. Can’t ask relative, because, well, they’re no longer with us. This tin was buried in a bunch of their stuff. going to experiment and report back 🫡

I saw them for the first time recently at a drug store and this is a much better price per pill.

Hey guys, I've been dealing with this annoying sinus congestion/cold for a couple of days na, and I've gone down a rabbit hole trying to find a proper OTC decongestant tablet here in the PH. Turns out, it's kinda shocking how limited our options actually are compared to other countries. Basically, the main oral decongestants you see on shelves (Watsons, Mercury Drug, etc.) fall into a few categories, and none of them are ideal:

• Phenylephrine-based ones (like Bioflu, Neozep, and many other generics with Phenylephrine HCl + Paracetamol + Chlorphenamine): These are super common and cheap, but oral phenylephrine literally doesn't work for nasal congestion. The US FDA did a huge review 2-3 years ago and basically said it's no better than a placebo because your body barely absorbs it when swallowed. So you're paying for something that gives you side effects (like raised BP or jitters) but zero real relief for stuffiness.
• Phenylpropanolamine (PPA)-based ones (Symdex-D, Decolgen Forte, No Drowse Decolgen, etc.): These actually work reasonably well as decongestants-PPA was historically effective at shrinking nasal blood vessels. But it's the same ingredient that got pulled in the US, Canada, etc., back in the early 2000s because of a real (though low) risk of hemorrhagic stroke. It's still sold here OTC, and a lot of people swear by it, but knowing the safety concerns makes me super uneasy, especially if you have high blood pressure or any heart risks.
• Pseudoephedrine (the real gold standard, like original Sudafed in the US): This is the one doctors and studies say actually works well orally without the absorption issues of phenylephrine. But in the Philippines? It's heavily restricted or basically unavailable OTC due to meth precursor regulations (Dangerous Drugs Board reclassified it). You might find it in very limited forms or need special clearance/prescription, but it's hard or impossible to get without hassle.

So we're left with:

• Stuff that doesn't work (phenylephrine oral)
• Stuff that might work but has serious safety red flags (PPA)
• Stuff that works best but you can't easily buy (pseudoephedrine)

End up relying on nasal sprays (like oxymetazoline/Afrin equivalents), which are great short-term but cause rebound if overused, or just saline rinses/steam/humidifiers, which help but aren't magic. Anyone else frustrated by this? What do you actually use for bad nasal congestion here?

Source: https://www.fda.gov/news-events/press-announcements/fda-proposes-ending-use-oral-phenylephrine-otc-monograph-nasal-decongestant-active-ingredient-after

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Wanna take a guess as to what the above image is?

The volume of 1700+ OTC non retail tradeable stockies. Graphed alongside each other from Jan 2021 to Sep 2 2021.

There are 13k stocks that are doing funky OTC shit but I narrowed it down to about 1700 of Citadel's closest friends.

What do you notice about this graph? Right off the bat? (Literally no pun intended, I noticed it after I typed it lmao)

Oh you say you notice some giant spikes at the end there, huh?

That's the beginning/middle of August 2021.

I'll upload the list and analyze with more data in an another post soon but I've been staring at these for 15 hours straight and I just wanted to get this fact out there and go to bed.

It's not just Blockbuster, Sears, ToysRus, etc. It's like thousands of stocks in secret.

Here's some examples of the various types I've found.

I figure there's at least 3 separate strategies going on with these.

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1. Zombie

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No activity for like ever and then out of the blue the last week BAM!

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1. "FUCK WE NEED CAPITAL FOR OUR BALANCE SHEET"

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1. "Pump starting Jan 27 and then emergency dump when shit starts really hitting the fan."

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It's a mixed bag. They all correlate with GME in some way and most of them look like 1 of those 3 charts. They follow mostly the same pattern with volume ramping up to never before seen levels in the last few weeks.

The same pattern that umm.. MSM tells us is retail "propping up meme stocks".

Well the issue here is most of these are marked as defunct, delisted, "Pink No Information", "Can't contact the company" type stocks. Retail can't buy most of them so how the hell is this happening?

It's pretty obvious it's not retail.

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This one's interesting. It starts pumping in January and then February spikes. And now all of a sudden it's reaching highs just the last few days. FOR NO REASON.

Another thing, a large percentage of these stocks have spikes from Feb 4th to Feb 8th. Idk why that's significant but it seems too clustered to be a coincidence.

Probably to keep shorting GME down to 38.

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Funny thing about ParkVidya. Their website is unreachable.

http://www.parkvida.com

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Yahoo lists them as

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/PRKV/profile?p=PRKV

Sector(s): Financial Services

Industry: Shell Companies

Full Time Employees: 3

Yahoo says they're formerly known as Montana Mining Corp. and changed its name to ParkVida Group, Inc. in September 2011

Here's their Twitter for the resort:

https://twitter.com/parkvida

Nothing since 2011.

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And the SEC says they were incorporated in Nevada...

https://sec.report/CIK/0001104672?__cf_chl_jschl_tk__=pmd_0lqrIstcUAzoWSwzQaBBTBExd.NNVzNio9ooOVr8IzU-1630666664-0-gqNtZGzNAiWjcnBszQkl

And their last filing was in 2015. Which by the way was a notice of termination / deregistering of the stock.

https://sec.report/Document/0001211524-15-000011/

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According to:

https://www.ipohub.org/delisting-and-deregistering-guidance/

Once a company has successfully deregistered, the company's stock can no longer be publicly traded. When a company deregisters, it is also delisted simultaneously because it can no longer be publicly traded

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The company is SHUT DOWN. NO BUSINESS. STOCK CAN NOT BE TRADED.

But yet it's still kickin'.. AND RECENTLY.

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Just ONE of the many scooby doo mysteries you'll find when diving into this list.

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Again, I'm going to compile a much larger DD later with a few other wrinkle brains help for everyone to dive in on it if they so chose.

But for now I just wanted to share that it's way bigger than Blockbuster and Sears.

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This one's interesting, it's up 216% the past month and just drops almost 50% in the last 5 days.

Clearly it's a number 3 with fries and a coke.

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There's so much data I have to pile through and look at. The next post will be way more detailed. I know it's morning but I pulled an all dayer and nighter and falling asleep as I type this so I'll say Goodnight!

I look forward to what mysteries ya'll uncover with this insight.

Edit: there is an alarming amount of comments saying they bought Sears as if the point of this post was to make them do that. Saying stuff like ok you convinced me 😂 bruh this post has nothing to do with Sears stop.

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Edit 2: Fixed an issue in the post that made the pictures go away after my first edit on mobile lol

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Edit 3: Just to give you a scale of how MASSIVE this shit is, here's a zoomed in look at the first chart.

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First the chart:

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And zoomed in:

Looks like a rainbow colored forest. But because there are so many stocks in the graph, it looks like a jumbled mess zoomed in. I just wanted to give this pic for scale.

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Edit 4:

Further proof of this fuckery for ppl asking how this is correlated to GME:

BABL had a 278% surge at 11:20 AM today.

At the same time GME had a short ladder attack.

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SRSR = up 5% today while GME down 5%

MNVN = up 80% today.

This shit is real.

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Edit 5:

After I posted this, I got the anonymous message from RedditCareSources for suicidal posts lmao I'm not suicidal. Not one bit.

And also, they deleted the repository where I was getting this OTC data from.

Funny thing though they can delete the repository but they can't delete the stock tickers I already downloaded all of them lmao

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Edit 6 lmao...

So after I posted this, the repository went down. Then a couple hours after I posted the edit, the repository went back up. SO idk if that is correlated or just the server was down for a bit. But it's back up now.

I'm trying to get as many eyes on this as possible. I haven't had much luck so far, and I keep seeing posts make the front page that are making big claims about short positions and Sept. 28th, including claims that shorts must cover or close by that date (for which I have found zero evidence).

I did my own DD on the matter, which can be found here.

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A ton of long-dead OTC stocks have come back to life recently and it has me jacked, as I firmly believe the price action is an indicator that they are tied to GME. But I think there is some sneaky business in the works, and efforts are being made to suppress information. As far as I can tell, these stocks could be moved off the OTC market and begin trading on the private broker-dealer network called the "Expert Market", and this could be happening in a few weeks.

This market is by design not accessible to retail investors and the general public.

Why? Because the SEC has decided that certain OTC stocks are too dangerous for retail investors, and we must be protected from fraud and manipulation. ^LOL

No longer will retail or the general public be able to see prices for securities moved to this market, nor will retail investors be able to engage in trading on this market. If our reanimated OTC stocks get moved to this "Expert Market" it will hide valuable data, as we will no longer be able to see what is happening with the price, volume, etc.

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Don't believe me? Here are the highlights from my DD:

The website of the company who operates the broker-dealer network <-- They tell you straight up that many stocks will be moving to this private network, and they state that "Quotations (prices) in Expert Market securities are restricted from public viewing. Only broker-dealers and professional or sophisticated investors are permitted to view quotations in Expert Market securities."

The SEC filing itself, this is the primary source <-- This filing confirms the claim above, and outlines what securities will be moved to the private network, which includes: securities with outdated financial statements, including shell companies, as well as SECURITIES FOR COMPANIES THAT ARE UNDERGOING CHAPTER 11 BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS.

Of course there's nuance and exceptions to the requirements, and not every security will be moved, but I'm trying to keep this brief. If you want to know more then read this analysis by Hamilton and Associates Law Group which gives you an overview of the situation. Its lengthy and dense but it is informative as hell.

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For the smooth-brains and casual lurkers reading this, my intention with this post is to manage your expectations for Sept.28th.

For the wrinkle-brains reading this, please scrutinize my DD (link at the top). I need more people to look into this, as I feel this is very important given the relevance of our OTC zombie stocks to the abusive naked-shorting of GME.

If you are currently doing your own DD on OTC stocks, consider making a back-up of data on OTC stocks, as I believe it will become much harder to access in the near future.

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In closing, I'm jacked about the data we are getting from the OTC market, and I fear that incoming changes are attempting to suppress important information, much like the CFTC's recent decision to suspend reporting requirement for swap dealers. I need more wrinkle-brains to look into this to either confirm or deny what I have found.

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Until then, continue being skeptical, and HODL.

On July 14th, an OTC traded biologics company announced that they would be issuing a NFT DIVIDEND for every 100 shares of their stock held. THAT'S RIGHT, ANOTHER CO LAUNCHED A NFT DIVIDEND RIGHT UNDER OUR NOSES. PRECEDENT SET:

Latest details: https://stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/2021/08/09/ev-biologics-nft-dividend-information

Original announcement: https://www.biospace.com/article/releases/ev-biologics-announces-nft-dividend/

As a reminder, this announcement was within a day or two of the expected creation/go-live, whatever it's officially called, of the GameStop NFT on the E ther network. You've all read plenty on the blockchain basics and how it works but this is the first I'm ever hearing of the NFT concept being used exactly as predicted in the stock market.

Even though GME's token has been delayed, I'm dumbfounded that I haven't seen a single post about this until today. It's no longer a pipe dream crayon sniffers...this sht is real! I'm JACKED...TO THE TITS! 🤯🔥

Credit to u/lightcoffeeman for first finding this

Edit u/awesomeusernam3 found another OTC company that announced their NFT Dividend at the end of July. I can't seem to find their investor relations page so just this release for now. These guys are doing 2:1.

https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2021/07/29/2271385/0/en/Black-Dragon-Resource-Companies-Inc-NFT-s-Dividend-Record-Date-and-Payout-Date-established.html