A YEAR AGO Ted Noble, chief financial officer at Advanced ID Corporation, a Calgary-based microchip-tracking company, received some surprising news.
“We were congratulated by a third party who saw that our shares were trading on the Berlin Stock Exchange,” he recalls. “That came as news to us because we’d not done anything to get listed in Germany. I talked to a few people and we couldn’t figure out whether it was good or bad.”
Noble soon found out when his company’s shares started behaving oddly on the US OTC bulletin board.
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