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ANYONE WATCHING THIS? sneaky sneaky who is behind this?

NAV was "delisted"2 months ago and is now trading on pink sheets-
HMM. NAVZ = NAVISTAR = International trucks*
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Supplier of The thousands of new "UP" armored tractor trailers being shipped to IRAQ, Afganistan, Balkins , Saudia Arabia, Kuwait, oh OH OH I could go on and on. BUT the point is "THEY"
convienantly decided not to issue their 4 Q earnings and so
therefore NYSE decided to "DELIST" them
OH how unfourtuanate for Navistar and secret (?) investers Now they can do what they want without any interferance. Oh by the way, Navistar just got the bid for The Marines "New" tactical Light fighting vehicle wow, am I the only one to see this?
Of course "they" will come and kill me in my sleep. ??

They just got Orders for New Hybrid School busses down in florida
and a motor coach contract-
Is "Pink Sheets" reliable?
Who is watching NAVZ? It cannot be the SEC!

2007-03-13 15:27:14 · 2 answers · asked by Anonymous in Business & Finance Investing

Hey Faye, read Bob's answer and maybe a ton of bricks will fall on your self-righteous answer
maybe you should see the big picture before you open your mouth
Love you anyway OK?

2007-03-13 16:13:22 · update #1

2 answers

First of all...the "PINK SHEETS" and "OTC" (over the counter). Are unregulated securities, since they are unregulated, they can be sold without prospectus, they don't have to file financial records, they do not have to be audited, and they can make up any story, and fabricate every newsletter they want. They hire writers to write favorable articles, in newsletters (independant) and they manipulate the price of stock, hype stock when they want to unload insider shares.

STAY AWAY from Pinks and otc.

There is nothing there you can beleive, and there is no way you can get accurate info about them.

2007-03-13 15:46:34 · answer #1 · answered by bob shark 7 · 0 0

How many times are you going to post this little tirade? I'll say the same thing I said the last time you posted it.

Is there a question in all of your ramblings about Navistar?

I'm kind of wondering how you think they --- to quote from you --- "can do what they want."

Just because the NYSE del-isted them doesn't mean they can do what they want. The SEC will still be looking for those financials. As long as they are a publicly traded company, they have to follow the SEC rules.

And where on earth are you coming up with "secret investors?" Quite honestly, I don't know a thing about this company but you've managed to invent a whole conspiracy theory here with zero evidence.

Sneaky Sneaky who is behind this?????? What on earth are you talking about?

Ahhh. I get it. You are against the war and here we have a truck manufacturer that is selling trucks to the Marines so you've invented a conspiracy theory to support your position.

By the way, as near as I can tell, Navistar hasn't issued an earnings report since 2005 so they're a lot farther behind then their 4 Q earnings. They look like a takeover candidate to me and I never heard of them until today. Thanks for bringing them to my attention.

2007-03-13 22:46:05 · answer #2 · answered by Faye H 6 · 0 0

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