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#61
Thanks steelrat and geoff - you guys are awesome! Is it normal to have 156 million shares (nearly 23% of the float) trade hands after the CCAA begins? It just seems like a high number given all of the negative information publicly known. At least to me.

Question to anybody still here: can or has anybody ever located the ship that Nautilus supposedly lost to MDL Energy in 2018? There's been no additional updates on MDL's site (http://mdlenergy.com/news) and vesselfinder.com can't locate the "Amaya Explorer" or Fujian Mawei hull MW301-1. Just curious....
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#62
I really don't understand what's going on with the NUSMF stock.  I honestly don't understand alot when it comes to stock in general.  I currenlty own about 3500 shares of stock valued at 0 dollars, have had them for 10 years and I don't understand what this volume is all about and if someone buys the outstanding assets of a company why our shares are worth 0.  Can someone please explain to me how someone can devalue the stock.  What should I do with this stock?
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#63
From my understanding NUSMF now trades on the OTC Markets Group "Expert Market". Here is the link: https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/NUSMF/overview

About Expert Market (from link):

The SEC’s amendments to Rule 15c2-11 go into effect on September 28, 2021 and will effectively eliminate public broker-dealer quoting in securities of issuers that do not make current information publicly available. Giving effect to the SEC’s stated goals of encouraging public company disclosure, OTC Markets Group will use its Expert MarketSM as a venue for broker-dealers to publish unsolicited quotes representing customer limit orders in “No Information” securities.

What is the Expert Market?

OTC Markets Group currently operates the Expert Market as a distinct market tier for a small number of companies. However, on September 28th this market tier will expand to include a broader range of securities. Following the upcoming changes to Rule 15c2-11, companies that do not make current information publicly available under the rule will shift to the Expert Market.

Quotes in the Expert Market will be “Unsolicited Only.” This means broker-dealers may use the Expert Market to meet their Best Execution responsibilities under FINRA Rules and publish unsolicited quotes representing Limit Orders from retail and institutional investors who are not affiliates or insiders of the company.

Who can access the Expert Market?

Quotations 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.

Despite the restrictions on who can view quotations, the Expert Market does not impose restrictions on who can trade securities. Rule 15c2-11 governs a broker’s ability to submit, publish or distribute quotations (i.e. bids and offers) in OTC securities. The Rule does not apply to the underlying transactions or the ability of an investor to buy or sell a security.

Contact your broker for information concerning restrictions or qualifications for accessing Expert Market securities.

Why is the Expert Market Important?

The Expert Market offers a regulated trading venue where broker-dealers can satisfy their best-execution obligations. It offers insight into activity that would otherwise be hidden in the opaque Grey Market.

How is Expert Market different from the Grey Market?

The Grey Market is an opaque market where broker-dealers are not willing or able to publicly quote OTC securities given the lack of investor interest, company information or regulatory compliance.

Unlike the Grey Market – where this is no public quote at all – the Expert Market provides additional price transparency, as it allows for unsolicited quoting.

How are Companies affected by these Changes?

The answer to this depends on the market on which your securities trade. In order to be quoted by broker-dealers on the Pink Market, a company must provide current public disclosure on an ongoing basis. This may include disclosure provided via the SEC’s EDGAR filing system, through a non-U.S. stock exchange or regulator, or to OTC Markets Group directly via our OTCIQ platform. Companies that do not take the necessary steps to make current disclosure available pursuant to the Pink Current or Pink Limited Guidelines may migrate to the Expert Market. Visit the Information for Pink Companies section of our website for further details.
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#64
Interesting....
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#65
I think its interesting too. Nusmf hasn't reported for nearly 4 years and has been 'legally' declared bankrupt for 3. If they are trying to clean-up the OTC, you would think the ticker would finally be downgraded to die on the Grey Market. Why and how was it selected for this new Expert Market tier?

So from what I read: we are now a dormant, non-reporting company/shell/entity/wtf that can still be traded by broker-dealers for retail & institutional investors, but that information can not be published publicly??? Would love to hear others thoughts / insights....

The mystery (if there is one) continues.....
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#66
...it continues indeed LongNautilus. No one will ever get their hands on my shares.

No matter what, we hang in there. Never say die! Never say never!

Cheers buddy! ?
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#67
Hahaha - they are going to have to pry my shares out of my cold dead hands!!

Seabed mining is happening. Nautilus is still the only company in the world that is fully licensed/permitted to actually extract ore. I think that license cannot be transferred to any new entity and that's why the volume has been so high over the last 3 years and why PNG (equity shareholders) hasn't challenged anything.
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#68
I fully concur with your assessment LongNautilus!
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#69
So the two really rich stock owners loaners to Nautilus Minerals are doing what with their PWH approved court ordered takeover? I believe they orchestrated a takeover of the company by calling on the 53-56 million debt that was finance by them at their own suggestion? One would have thought that they would have taken possession of the sea tools assets that are sitting at the docks in PNG. Why have they not moved on their court ordered possessions and worked them to increase their wealth? It's not like they do not have the finances to do so and make those court ordered assets work to increase their wealth. With the ship being 80% complete, really only waiting for the decisions on the best electronics to be used? Probably the reason that there was never a law firm to be found to support the shareholders is that there is too much money involved. Any firm would get chopped up by the two entities in the courts with their huge financials backing them up. WT#*!!????
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#70
Links to MB and Metalloinvest:

http://www.mawaridmining.com/nautilus.html

https://www.metalloinvest.com/en/business/auxiliary/
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