Buellersback
2 hours ago
News is good stuff. FINRA is definitely broken. Any this stage, there mighty be enough grounds for a lawsuit for Entrex and shareholders against FINRA. Their response time has been inexcusable and might have caused irreparable harm tp our investment - AIMHO.
https://blockchain.entrexcarbonmarket.com/EntrexNewsFAQs.nsf/0/BEC7DE578DA9473F85258BE9005FEA5C/%24File/2024-12%20-%20Entrex%20Trump%20FINRA%20Letter%20-%20Press%20-%20FINAL.pdf?Open
Entrex Carbon Market asks President Elect Trump
to review inefficiencies in FINRA and US Capital Markets
Boca Raton, Fl., December 4, 2024: Entrex Carbon Market, Inc. (OTC: RGLG) today announced that its CEO,
Stephen H. Watkins, has formally requested President-Elect Donald Trump to review the significant regulatory delays
imposed by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and the associated detrimental effects on both the
U.S. employment and economic sectors. (https://entrex.link/Entrex_Trump_Letter)
“These delays and redundant information requests underscore the lack of urgency that FINRA places on
safeguarding shareholders, ensuring access to capital for corporations, and promoting economic and employment
growth—all of which are crucial to our nation’s prosperity,” stated Stephen H. Watkins, CEO of Entrex Carbon
Market, Inc
“We acknowledge that FINRA’s primary mission is to protect investors; however, an equally important responsibility
is ensuring that U.S. capital markets remain vibrant and accessible to U.S. companies. The alarming trend of
companies moving away from U.S. markets is concerning. It is particularly troubling that exchanges like CBOE
Canada, the London Stock Exchange, and offshore markets such as Bermuda and the Cayman Islands are
experiencing an influx of U.S. companies. This shift should be a source of embarrassment for both FINRA and the
SEC,” said Stephen H. Watkins, CEO of Entrex Carbon Market, Inc.
“From the days of my father’s IPO on the American Exchange, I have been deeply involved in the financial markets—
growing up around them, testifying before the Senate, and even discussing capital markets with President Obama.
Yet today, it seems that FINRA lacks the urgency to foster the market efficiencies that once defined our capital
systems. We recognize that protecting investors remains paramount, the fact that we have been in a state of
uncertainty for 19 months—a lame duck, so to speak—underscores a troubling reality: bureaucrats appear more
focused on job security than on promoting the growth and efficiency of our markets,” continued Watkins.
“Elon Musk suggests that a trip to Mars takes 6 to 9 months, yet navigating the regulatory process with FINRA has
taken twice as long with no progress. It is time for FINRA to be held accountable for providing timely responses to
protect both shareholders and the companies they represent,” said Thomas Harblin, Partner at Entrex Carbon
Market, Inc. “Why should the Securities and Exchange Commission be bound by mandated response timeframes,
while the regulatory body they oversee doesn’t, FINRA, is not held to the same standard?” Harblin continued,
“Today, FINRA seems more concerned with protecting bureaucratic job security than ensuring that U.S. companies
have access to the capital markets they need. It is disheartening to see companies increasingly turning to overseas
exchanges to access capital. The inefficiencies in our capital markets are a direct result of this lack of regulatory
urgency.”
Entrex will be distributing a Q4 "Interested Party Update" this week, providing an overview of business activities and
upcoming opportunities.
###
About Entrex Carbon Market:
Entrex Carbon Market established a leading market to trade securitized fixed-income environmental projects and the
associated carbon offsets. The company works with carbon offset project owners to create "compliance grade"
carbon offsets which have been institutionalized by Wall Street brand name providers. Today, the company works
with dozens of carbon projects, each registered and authenticated to provide credible, institutional securities traded
to customers through broker-dealers serving their client’s needs.
For further information:
Stephen H. Watkins, CEO
Entrex Carbon Market, Inc
(561) 465-7580 or 877-4-ENTREX
www.entrexcarbonmarket.com
Entrex Carbon Market, Inc • 150 East Palmetto Park • Eighth Floor • Boca Raton, FL 33432
(561) 465 7454 • www.entrexcarbonmarket.com
JettaR
5 hours ago
News..President Trump to the rescue!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Entrex Carbon Market asks President Elect Trump to review inefficiencies in FINRA and US Capital Markets Boca Raton, Fl., December 4, 2024: Entrex Carbon Market, Inc. (OTC: RGLG) today announced that its CEO, Stephen H. Watkins, has formally requested President-Elect Donald Trump to review the significant regulatory delays imposed by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and the associated detrimental effects on both the U.S. employment and economic sectors. (https://entrex.link/Entrex_Trump_Letter) “These delays and redundant information requests underscore the lack of urgency that FINRA places on safeguarding shareholders, ensuring access to capital for corporations, and promoting economic and employment growth—all of which are crucial to our nation’s prosperity,” stated Stephen H. Watkins, CEO of Entrex Carbon Market, Inc “We acknowledge that FINRA’s primary mission is to protect investors; however, an equally important responsibility is ensuring that U.S. capital markets remain vibrant and accessible to U.S. companies. The alarming trend of companies moving away from U.S. markets is concerning. It is particularly troubling that exchanges like CBOE Canada, the London Stock Exchange, and offshore markets such as Bermuda and the Cayman Islands are experiencing an influx of U.S. companies. This shift should be a source of embarrassment for both FINRA and the SEC,” said Stephen H. Watkins, CEO of Entrex Carbon Market, Inc. “From the days of my father’s IPO on the American Exchange, I have been deeply involved in the financial markets— growing up around them, testifying before the Senate, and even discussing capital markets with President Obama. Yet today, it seems that FINRA lacks the urgency to foster the market efficiencies that once defined our capital systems. We recognize that protecting investors remains paramount, the fact that we have been in a state of uncertainty for 19 months—a lame duck, so to speak—underscores a troubling reality: bureaucrats appear more focused on job security than on promoting the growth and efficiency of our markets,” continued Watkins. “Elon Musk suggests that a trip to Mars takes 6 to 9 months, yet navigating the regulatory process with FINRA has taken twice as long with no progress. It is time for FINRA to be held accountable for providing timely responses to protect both shareholders and the companies they represent,” said Thomas Harblin, Partner at Entrex Carbon Market, Inc. “Why should the Securities and Exchange Commission be bound by mandated response timeframes, while the regulatory body they oversee doesn’t, FINRA, is not held to the same standard?” Harblin continued, “Today, FINRA seems more concerned with protecting bureaucratic job security than ensuring that U.S. companies have access to the capital markets they need. It is disheartening to see companies increasingly turning to overseas exchanges to access capital. The inefficiencies in our capital markets are a direct result of this lack of regulatory urgency.” Entrex will be distributing a Q4 "Interested Party Update" this week, providing an overview of business activities and upcoming opportunities. ### About Entrex Carbon Market: Entrex Carbon Market established a leading market to trade securitized fixed-income environmental projects and the associated carbon offsets. The company works with carbon offset project owners to create "compliance grade" carbon offsets which have been institutionalized by Wall Street brand name providers. Today, the company works with dozens of carbon projects, each registered and authenticated to provide credible, institutional securities traded to customers through broker-dealers serving their client’s needs. For further information: Stephen H. Watkins, CEO Entrex Carbon Market, Inc (561) 465-7580 or 877-4-ENTREX www.entrexcarbonmarket.com
Buellersback
3 days ago
NEWS! Entrex is executing on their plan. Best section:
“This adjustment has opened the door to new opportunities, a significant
backlog of development work yielding cost efficiencies and access to talented workforces,” Harblin
explained. “These advantages will be pivotal as we scale toward our goal of rolling out 1,000 mining
sites.”
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Entrex Carbon Market announces Delivery
of first Mobile Data Mine to CherAmi Digital
Boca Raton, Fl., December 2, 2024: Entrex Carbon Market, Inc. (OTC: RGLG) today announced
the delivery of its first mobile data mining trailer and ASIC data mining machines to CherAmi Digital,
Entrex’s principal data mining development partner.
“We are thrilled to have the first unit in CherAmi's capable hands as they prepare to initiate Bitcoin
mining operations,” said Stephen H. Watkins, CEO of Entrex. “While the delivery process was
fraught with challenges—including snowed in weather conditions, the contract transport company
barred to transport for several days by the Department of Transportation due to shipping permit
issues into holiday closures. The CherAmi team demonstrated resilience and perseverance,
overcoming every obstacle to bring this project to fruition.”
Looking ahead, Watkins noted, “Our third-party ‘Proof of Income’ verification system will soon begin
confirming revenues and EBITDA, bringing us closer to finalizing our first purchase agreement.”
Thomas Harblin, Partner added, “We have been engaging with stranded venting and flaring coal
mine and oil and gas wells nationwide to utilize alternative power solutions. These efforts provide
municipalities with significant environmental, employment, and economic benefits, which have
garnered strong support from local political leaders.”
The first facility will be established in Oklahoma, shifting from an initial site in Ohio due to
unforeseen complexities. “This adjustment has opened the door to new opportunities, a significant
backlog of development work yielding cost efficiencies and access to talented workforces,” Harblin
explained. “These advantages will be pivotal as we scale toward our goal of rolling out 1,000 mining
sites.”
Harblin also highlighted ongoing discussions with economic development groups across multiple
states. “These initiatives not only align with environmental and economic priorities but also promise
to generate thousands of jobs, making a meaningful impact in the regions where we operate.”
Entrex remains committed to driving innovative solutions that deliver value across environmental,
economic, and social dimensions.
###
About Entrex Carbon Market:
Entrex Carbon Market established a leading market to trade securitized fixed-income environmental
projects and the associated carbon offsets. The company works with carbon offset project owners
to create "compliance grade" carbon offsets which have been institutionalized by Wall Street brand
name providers. Today, the company works with dozens of carbon projects, each registered and
authenticated to provide credible, institutional securities traded to customers through broker-dealers
serving their client’s needs.
For further information:
Stephen H. Watkins, CEO
Entrex Carbon Market, Inc
(OTC:RGLG)
(561) 465-7580 or 877-4-ENTREX
www.entrexcarbonmarket.com
JettaR
7 days ago
Patience buzz, should be any day now
Entrex Carbon Market Finalizes Merger Into Public Company Boca Raton, Fla., May 15, 2023: Entrex Carbon Market announces the final merger into the public company. “We’re excited about this new chapter of our corporation as we move from operating within the entity to now fully emersed pursuant to the merger agreement.” said Stephen H. Watkins CEO of the Entrex Carbon Market. "We feel this now allows us to offer the credibility and stability of being a public company to help maintain our leadership position as we focus on our domestic and global initiatives.” “Working through the RGLG transition team and finally executing the merger agreement now allows us to properly control and lead the public entity” said Tom Harblin President of the Entrex Carbon Market. “Don’t get me wrong – there is a lot to do! We found a number of perplexing issues at both the Nevada State, OTC and SEC level which will certainly take time to resolve and make clear. Our intent is to expedite what we can immediately and get all filings up to date, or at least in progress, by the end of the month”. “We anticipate updating the corporate name to the Entrex Carbon Market while we anticipate adjusting the trading symbol beyond the standard filings” Harblin continued. “Merging with an OTC company It is not for the faint of heart as we’ve already had ‘unknowns’ evolve since the original announcement but we’re prepared to keep with it as being the first public Carbon Market offers significant advantages as we manage our long term vision.
buzz0017
1 week ago
I'm not rooting for this to go down, but I also agree that we have to call this stock what it is, and Jetta is correct, it's a failure, or maybe not even that, they have to try to before you can say they failed, to me it seems like more of a nothingburger than anything.
The only reason I bring this commentary in is not to be negative, but to be a informative and provide a realistic take. Especially since lot's of people get wide eyed dreams on the OTC thinking they'll make piles of money on these things only to find out the ticker wasn't ever anything at all.
Meanwhile, you can put your money into real companies on the Nasdaq or S&P 500 and ACTUALLY make piles of cash. The last 4-5 years have been amazing, and really since 2008/09 until now has been phenomenal, now imagine instead of having money parked in Entrex for the last 5.5 years, it was invested in the S&P 500 index or Nasdaq index fund, you're up over 100%, or any of the big tech stocks which have been easy and obvious buys you're up 2-3x, or an Nvidia 13x, Broadcom 8-9x. and there are many, many more. It hasn't been hard out there at all...
Someone that is even in their initial Entrex purchase is actually down because they've lost to both inflation and gains to the rest of the broader market.
I parked a small stash in RGLG back in 17' before Entrex was here, it was supposed to be a Joe Arcaro merger that never panned out and I never sold because there wasn't enough liquidity so I just held onto it, but also in hindsight I learned and came to the obvious conclusion that I would've been much better off putting it somewhere real. Luckily for me today its an inconsequential amount, and either way and was part of my learning. I also tried trading long ago, and for me that didn't work out super great either, but was part of my "tuition" so to speak. I did learn a lot about reading charts, order books, short percentages and other things but now I stick with the buffet method and combine it with Technical Analysis as well to find my entry and exit points. For me that method is pretty tough to beat. 67% up across three accounts just in the last year alone, and all the money is invested in real compani, and my the cash is in a 5% money market. It's been great since 2019/2020, and I'm not sitting around waiting for 1-2 stupid little empty promises to come true and in the short term I don't care about the up/down price movement unless something about my thesis on a stock has changed. I bought some Tesla at $260 and watched it go all the way down to $140, but it I held because nothing about my thesis on Tesla had changed and I had bought for a longer term play so I wasnt worried, now we're back to $330....
When we buy a stock we should have clearly formulated reasons for why we do, otherwise when does one know when to pull the plug?
To me the merger here looks dead, and that was the reason to be in, problem is there is no liquidity on RGLG, so selling for most of us isn't an option right now, and we'll will be riding this lower.
Anybody that is still hyped on Entrex / RGLG comes off as either suspicious, incompetent or just naive. Expectations here should be extremely low, especially at this point. We can blame FINRA all we want to but that's only valid for so long, and we're far past that point. The "leadership" at Entrex has set untenable expectations which they can't meet and that should tell any of us all we need to know, a Good CEO or CFO will not set expectations they can't meet and then blame someone else when they don't pull through,
Anyways, if you really believe something will happen here and you just feel like gambling, 3.5 cents isn't the worst place to buy, but I'd consider it a lottery ticket not an investment. Someone can talk all day about how they will win the Powerball but that doesn't change the odds.
Buellersback
1 week ago
You fail to understand the goal of investing. The point of it is to make money!
Entrex over the 5.5 years has been very profitable for me, and it will be for me whether RGLG works out or not. Entrex do not control FINRA, so RGLGs (not Entrex' fate) is their hands. Entrex, if you do even an ounce of DD, is rolling along business-wise, and I am very bullish on them.
To Watkins' credit, he has not given up on a merger with RGLG and they must have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to complete Fins and getting Legal counsel to respond to whatever FINRA requests in a very rapid manner. However, they are not bound to it if FINRA sinks the ticker because of shear incompetence, and a new ticker will be chosen if that's the case. Obviously that's worst case scenario for RGLG, but I still believe FINRA will finally do their job, even ifs at snails pace (here's a little nugget of DD - FINRA and Entrex are corresponding, and Watkins is not worried about the asks).
Time will tell and neither one of us can foresee outcome, whether you are bullish or bearish.
$RGLG
JettaR
1 week ago
At least 5 and a half years now of trying to make this into a publicly traded product. At some point, most have realized, it's so far a complete and total failure. All this realization gets is being called disgusting. Are we missing something here, other than the secret DD that is meaningless to this point?
Nothing but lack of results and blaming who or whatever. It really doesn't matter blaming anyone for anything including blaming me for board turning to a s*** show. In the end, look at the product, the stock.
JettaR
1 week ago
This venture has been a complete failure to this point. It's right on front of you. Your only answer is to attack anyone who sees and acknowledges it as the problem. In the end, none of it really matters this back and forth nonsense. In the end, it has still been a complete failure. No matter what either of us say. I know you wanna keep hope, as do I and others that this thing might actually turn into something, but so far, that's far from a reality.