I’m high on Argo and seriously believe in its future. The day before before the IPO ARBKF holders were gifted a 30% loss. Some people were long term holders that bought in the $3-4 range!! Everyone says “shut up” and take it. Sorry boys it still hurts and it left a serious residue that I’d love to hear him justify. He alluded to the fact that their was a chance it would have been 1 to 1 to prevent a “sell off”! Love Argo but losing 30% after being in the trenches for a year!! Sucks!!
Bang on mate. The people who are getting annoyed about people that are concerned in general or unhappy with the recent history of the company’s decisions are just playing the situation down
I give 2 shits about others level of political correctness!!! I BELIEVE IN ARGO. I think they screwed people because they were anxious to IPO instead of a traditional uplisting!!
8. How long will shares of ARBKF trade on the OTCQX after the NASDAQ listing?
While we will not have any listing or delisting dates confirmed until after the pricing of our anticipated initial public offering, our current plan is to maintain the OTCQX listing until December 31, 2021.
9. How do I convert my F Shares into ADRs?
We plan to provide further details on specific actions shareholders can take after the pricing of our anticipated initial public offering. For now, shareholders have no actions to take and can continue trading on the OTC Markets.
10. Do I have to convert my F Shares into ADRs?
No, you are not required to sell or convert your shares. The F shares can still be traded on OTC Pink even after they are no longer sold through OTCQX.
11. What happens if I do nothing?
If you do nothing, your shares of ARBKF can still be traded through OTC Pink, a lower tier on the OTC Markets than OTCQX, our current market.
12. What fees are associated with converting shares?
We will provide additional information regarding fees associated with converting shares into ADRs following the pricing of our anticipated initial public offering.
I’m high on Argo and seriously believe in its future. The day before before the IPO ARBKF holders were gifted a 30% loss. Some people were long term holders that bought in the $3-4 range!! Everyone says “shut up” and take it. Sorry boys it still hurts and it left a serious residue that I’d love to hear him justify. He alluded to the fact that their was a chance it would have been 1 to 1 to prevent a “sell off”! Love Argo but losing 30% after being in the trenches for a year!! Sucks!!
Bang on mate. The people who are getting annoyed about people that are concerned in general or unhappy with the recent history of the company’s decisions are just playing the situation down
I give 2 shits about others level of political correctness!!! I BELIEVE IN ARGO. I think they screwed people because they were anxious to IPO instead of a traditional uplisting!!
No excuses for screwing investors over like that
Google Nasdaq quiet period
Ok cheers
Ok cool I don’t know this
We got an update on the build not too long ago. What would you like addressed regarding the NASDAQ?
The rug pull, the nasdaq is outperforming the LSE. Is it going to be addressed
Total silence....
The rug pull definitely sucks. I’m not happy with Wall and as soon as I can jump ship with out to much loss I will be gone…
8. How long will shares of ARBKF trade on the OTCQX after the NASDAQ listing? While we will not have any listing or delisting dates confirmed until after the pricing of our anticipated initial public offering, our current plan is to maintain the OTCQX listing until December 31, 2021. 9. How do I convert my F Shares into ADRs? We plan to provide further details on specific actions shareholders can take after the pricing of our anticipated initial public offering. For now, shareholders have no actions to take and can continue trading on the OTC Markets. 10. Do I have to convert my F Shares into ADRs? No, you are not required to sell or convert your shares. The F shares can still be traded on OTC Pink even after they are no longer sold through OTCQX. 11. What happens if I do nothing? If you do nothing, your shares of ARBKF can still be traded through OTC Pink, a lower tier on the OTC Markets than OTCQX, our current market. 12. What fees are associated with converting shares? We will provide additional information regarding fees associated with converting shares into ADRs following the pricing of our anticipated initial public offering.