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I watch over 250 tickers and post info on some of them. Most are garbage that trades on the highly risky, highly illiquid OTC Market. I am NOT posting stock recommendations.
I need to find the next $SCTH (2M DTC shares). Similar float and share price, and under the radar.
$STJO All I got at .002 was a tiny partial fill for only 10,000 shares. That's just 20 bucks worth. Hardly made a dent on my average. @JD60712897 calls this garbage. I'm in to prove that garbage in the OTC can turn to winners, just like your Aquafina water was once poop water.
Replying to @TexasTrader69 @LesMoor01395317
I placed a STJO buy order this morning without knowing about yesterday's dilution. I'll have to log on to my account to see if I got any fills.
$SKFG 10-Q: "Our strategy is to identify, acquire, and develop land and powered-shell data centers for enterprise customers. We may alternatively sell land with access to power or sell part or all of our projects."
Replying to @StockTrader187
$SKFG
2026 gubernatorial election results:
South Dakota - Republican 🟥
Texas - Democrat 🟦
Mississippi - Republican 🟥 (no election this year)
Kansas - 🟪 no winner has been officially declared yet
Iowa - Democrat 🟦
$SKFG
2026 gubernatorial election results:
South Dakota - Republican 🟥
Texas - Democrat 🟦
Mississippi - Republican 🟥 (no election this year)
Kansas - 🟪 no winner has been officially declared yet
Iowa - Democrat 🟦
$SKFG
“As of September 30, 2026, the Company had no options, warrants, convertible securities or other potentially dilutive securities outstanding.”
$SKFG
I asked who owns the remaining 25%. Today’s 13D filing only says “others”.
“MJG's principal business is to hold the investment of Mr. Lipman, Mr. Rosenberg, and others in the Issuer.”
otcmarkets.com/filing/html?i…
Replying to @JD60712897
John Lipman owns 50% of MJG Polo LLC. David Rosenberg owns 25%. I wonder who owns the other 25%.
$SKFG
“In September 2026, the Company formed three wholly owned subsidiaries. These subsidiaries were formed to pursue the Company’s data center strategy in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region.”










