Eyecity Com Inc (PK) (ICTY) Cotización

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. This stock is going no where because the CEO is rinsing and repeating the same old tricks. Same old promoters, same “acquisitions”, same stock behavior, and same posting style.

Change it!

Push for OTC recognition. Post more on X. Update website. Source better for Acquisition.


And make us all bank when the stock goes to 1$.

Why is this so difficult to implement? Brad wake up!

This will move fast when right news hits. Players took their profits. IMO

I feel the CEO was just trying to get something out there to inform investors since we have been waiting for promised updates but I'm sure it all takes time to make everything official allowing legit PR to be reported  .. of course that's my opinion and I'm giving him the benefit of the doubt .. I think people will buy back in in hopes that progress continues!  Doesn't take much investment right now (imo) at these triple zero prices to stash you some shares .. hey, we all know what we are getting into in OTC.  Have to take the risks for the big rewards (lotto plays).  Everything is a risk in the stock market period!

Nice to see the rebound! That's some hope. Believers grabbing some discounted shares.GLTUs! Happy Holidays everyone. No ICTY Coal Lumps in our sytockings.

True, I read your post earlier...I was just hoping that the announced acquisition was signed a lot earlier than the announcement meaning that the documents have been complete and in process for a time now with the OTCMarkets...I know it probably couldn't be done that way but damn BBW...can I at least hope...LOL...

The time it takes for OTC Markets to remove a "Shell" status depends on several factors, including the completeness and accuracy of the company's filings, the complexity of its business, and the responsiveness of OTC Markets. Here’s a breakdown of the typical timeline:

1. Preparation Phase (Varies by Company)
Before applying for a review, the company needs to ensure all necessary disclosures, financial statements, and supporting documents are complete.
This step may take weeks to months, depending on the company’s state of compliance and readiness.
2. Submission to OTC Markets (1-2 Weeks)
Once the company submits all required documentation (e.g., updated financials, business information, and disclosure statements) via the OTCIQ portal, OTC Markets begins its review.
A complete and accurate submission significantly shortens this phase.
3. Review by OTC Markets (2-4 Weeks or More)
OTC Markets typically reviews submissions within 10-20 business days.
If issues or missing information are identified, OTC Markets may request additional details, which could extend the timeline.
4. Status Update on OTC Markets (Immediate to 1 Week)
If OTC Markets determines that the company no longer meets the "Shell" designation, the status is updated promptly in its system.
The company will receive a notification confirming the change.
Factors Affecting Timeline
Completeness of Documentation: Delays occur if filings are incomplete, unclear, or not in compliance with OTC Markets' guidelines.
Complexity of Business: Companies with intricate operations, recent mergers, or significant changes may face a longer review.
Responsiveness to Requests: Quick responses to any additional requests from OTC Markets can significantly reduce delays.
OTC Markets Backlog: The time may also depend on OTC Markets' workload at the time of submission.
Estimated Total Time
On average, 2-8 weeks after submitting the necessary documentation is a reasonable expectation for the "Shell" status to be reviewed and removed.

Now if we were to get an announcement that the OTCMarkets has declared this is no longer a shell that might change the ball game.

Well at least I sold have my position at 100% profit. Hope it picks back up 

REAL company's DON'T kick the can, dangle the carrot and post CRAP on X...FOR YEARS NOW!!!

He SCAMMED some naive retail and flipped some shares in the process...

Why else LIE AND FLUFF CRAP on X???

He's been trading this CRAP and SCAMMING for YEARS....

Guess nobody liked that sh!t tweet.

This CEO action chase buyers and future holders away here! He needs to change his acts!

CEO is a joke! Clown! I m not here to criticize anyone nor bash the stock. I look at news he release on Twitter....I laugh out of it. I been trading many years and I never seen any any CEO promise news and release like that on Twitter!

trade data-- Buy: 28,722,888 Neutral: 0 Sell: 154,019,598

Authorized Shares 10,000,000,000 12/18/2024
Outstanding Shares 7,232,965,438 12/18/2024
Restricted 910,989,212 12/18/2024
Unrestricted 6,321,976,226 12/18/2024
Held at DTC 3,943,567,296 12/18/2024

Authorized Shares 10,000,000,000 12/11/2024
Outstanding Shares 7,232,965,438 12/11/2024
Restricted 910,989,212 12/11/2024
Unrestricted 6,321,976,226 12/11/2024
Held at DTC 3,943,567,296 12/11/2024

nope. Been here too long

Nevermind. Thought you were calling my post bs till I saw the bear. Guess that means you're in agreement.

Complete BS and price is supporting that.

Well, I believe most people have good intentions that's why I've remained an investor here for some time but as with all OTC stocks, things don't always work out as planned. I will ride the wave on this one and always stay invested for at least 10 million shares. Time will tell if it was a good investment or or a tax write-off. Glta $icty micro™️

It would be nice to think he started the 2)submission process a month ago at least.
The time it takes for OTC Markets to remove a "Shell" status depends on several factors, including the completeness and accuracy of the company's filings, the complexity of its business, and the responsiveness of OTC Markets. Here’s a breakdown of the typical timeline:

1. Preparation Phase (Varies by Company)
Before applying for a review, the company needs to ensure all necessary disclosures, financial statements, and supporting documents are complete.
This step may take weeks to months, depending on the company’s state of compliance and readiness.
2. Submission to OTC Markets (1-2 Weeks)
Once the company submits all required documentation (e.g., updated financials, business information, and disclosure statements) via the OTCIQ portal, OTC Markets begins its review.
A complete and accurate submission significantly shortens this phase.
3. Review by OTC Markets (2-4 Weeks or More)
OTC Markets typically reviews submissions within 10-20 business days.
If issues or missing information are identified, OTC Markets may request additional details, which could extend the timeline.
4. Status Update on OTC Markets (Immediate to 1 Week)
If OTC Markets determines that the company no longer meets the "Shell" designation, the status is updated promptly in its system.
The company will receive a notification confirming the change.
Factors Affecting Timeline
Completeness of Documentation: Delays occur if filings are incomplete, unclear, or not in compliance with OTC Markets' guidelines.
Complexity of Business: Companies with intricate operations, recent mergers, or significant changes may face a longer review.
Responsiveness to Requests: Quick responses to any additional requests from OTC Markets can significantly reduce delays.
OTC Markets Backlog: The time may also depend on OTC Markets' workload at the time of submission.
Estimated Total Time
On average, 2-8 weeks after submitting the necessary documentation is a reasonable expectation for the "Shell" status to be reviewed and removed.

Maybe that is all in process now and when done all done there will be a detailed PR released telling of the details of today's X acquisition announcement and maybe Brad used the X post to keep it...hmmmm... how should I put this...honest!....since I guess it was an announcement at the beginning of the week...and if my 'maybe" theory is right...it is fudged up...LOL
The time it takes for OTC Markets to remove a "Shell" status depends on several factors, including the completeness and accuracy of the company's filings, the complexity of its business, and the responsiveness of OTC Markets. Here’s a breakdown of the typical timeline:

1. Preparation Phase (Varies by Company)
Before applying for a review, the company needs to ensure all necessary disclosures, financial statements, and supporting documents are complete.
This step may take weeks to months, depending on the company’s state of compliance and readiness.
2. Submission to OTC Markets (1-2 Weeks)
Once the company submits all required documentation (e.g., updated financials, business information, and disclosure statements) via the OTCIQ portal, OTC Markets begins its review.
A complete and accurate submission significantly shortens this phase.
3. Review by OTC Markets (2-4 Weeks or More)
OTC Markets typically reviews submissions within 10-20 business days.
If issues or missing information are identified, OTC Markets may request additional details, which could extend the timeline.
4. Status Update on OTC Markets (Immediate to 1 Week)
If OTC Markets determines that the company no longer meets the "Shell" designation, the status is updated promptly in its system.
The company will receive a notification confirming the change.
Factors Affecting Timeline
Completeness of Documentation: Delays occur if filings are incomplete, unclear, or not in compliance with OTC Markets' guidelines.
Complexity of Business: Companies with intricate operations, recent mergers, or significant changes may face a longer review.
Responsiveness to Requests: Quick responses to any additional requests from OTC Markets can significantly reduce delays.
OTC Markets Backlog: The time may also depend on OTC Markets' workload at the time of submission.
Estimated Total Time
On average, 2-8 weeks after submitting the necessary documentation is a reasonable expectation for the "Shell" status to be reviewed and removed.

LMAO CLOWNS GOT SCHOOLED HERE...WHERE'S FAKECHARTMASTERMAGGOT....LOL

He might just do that, as the LYING GRIFTER he is...

they(LYING GRIFTERS) think SEC is to busy or something to go after the "little" otc POS fish???

Although, the FLUFF PR crap won't help. MOST ALL "SMART" TRADERS KNOW WHAT GARBAGE LIKE THAT IS. they(LYING GRIFTERS) think using "foreign" companies in a pr helps keep them away from Johnny LAW....

HUGE RED FLAG!!!

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I gotcha...interesting...thanks...

Good that means he has to release a official PR

If he did then SEC can charge him with FRAUD...

That's why ALL THE SCUMBAG EVER DOES IS POST LIES ON X!!!

LOLOLOLOL....

$ICTY partners with leading developers like Brazcan International

FYI, "LIKE" used in wording = SCAMMMMMM!!!!!!!

I started by searching the picture through Google, then I searched Brazilian International, and the eyecity international site came up

I saw that on website long time ago....nothing change! He needs to put news on national wireless!

sell the news...if you been around you should have expected it....

The time it takes for OTC Markets to remove a "Shell" status depends on several factors, including the completeness and accuracy of the company's filings, the complexity of its business, and the responsiveness of OTC Markets. Here’s a breakdown of the typical timeline:

1. Preparation Phase (Varies by Company)
Before applying for a review, the company needs to ensure all necessary disclosures, financial statements, and supporting documents are complete.
This step may take weeks to months, depending on the company’s state of compliance and readiness.
2. Submission to OTC Markets (1-2 Weeks)
Once the company submits all required documentation (e.g., updated financials, business information, and disclosure statements) via the OTCIQ portal, OTC Markets begins its review.
A complete and accurate submission significantly shortens this phase.
3. Review by OTC Markets (2-4 Weeks or More)
OTC Markets typically reviews submissions within 10-20 business days.
If issues or missing information are identified, OTC Markets may request additional details, which could extend the timeline.
4. Status Update on OTC Markets (Immediate to 1 Week)
If OTC Markets determines that the company no longer meets the "Shell" designation, the status is updated promptly in its system.
The company will receive a notification confirming the change.
Factors Affecting Timeline
Completeness of Documentation: Delays occur if filings are incomplete, unclear, or not in compliance with OTC Markets' guidelines.
Complexity of Business: Companies with intricate operations, recent mergers, or significant changes may face a longer review.
Responsiveness to Requests: Quick responses to any additional requests from OTC Markets can significantly reduce delays.
OTC Markets Backlog: The time may also depend on OTC Markets' workload at the time of submission.
Estimated Total Time
On average, 2-8 weeks after submitting the necessary documentation is a reasonable expectation for the "Shell" status to be reviewed and removed.

Sounds like FAKE FLUFF BULLSHIT TO ME!!!

Can't say I didn't tell you all so......

"Brazilian real estate marketing company, involving a gated community development"

Did you just find that....not seen that before?

https://ictyinternational.com/about

Yeah, it doesn't sound as easy as a X post to get it done...so far we have an accumulation of X posts for the last 4 months
Removing the "Shell" status on OTC Markets typically requires demonstrating that a company is no longer a "shell company" under the SEC's definition. The SEC defines a shell company as one with no or nominal operations and no or nominal assets (or assets consisting solely of cash or cash equivalents). To have the status removed, a company generally needs to meet the following requirements:

1. Operate a Viable Business
The company must have active business operations, such as generating revenue or conducting meaningful activities in its industry.
Demonstrate operational growth or other business developments that show it is no longer a shell.
2. File Updated Financial Statements
File accurate and up-to-date financial reports that reflect active operations and substantial assets.
Provide audited financial statements if required, especially for OTCQB or OTCQX tiers.
Ensure compliance with GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) and disclose material business developments.
3. Provide Sufficient Disclosure
If the company is a reporting issuer under SEC rules, it must file the necessary disclosures via EDGAR (e.g., Forms 10-K, 10-Q, or 8-K).
For non-reporting companies, it must provide detailed information under OTC Markets' Alternative Reporting Standard (ARS), including the Annual Disclosure Statement and Quarterly Reports.
4. Submit a Disclosure Statement
Provide an updated Disclosure Statement (if on the Pink Sheets) under OTC Markets' guidelines. This includes information on:
Business operations.
Share structure.
Management and control.
Material contracts and financial position.
Comply with OTCIQ requirements if relevant.
5. Request a Status Review
OTC Markets will not automatically remove the "Shell" designation. The company must actively request a review once it believes it no longer meets the criteria.
Submit the updated disclosures, financials, and supporting evidence via the OTCIQ platform.
6. Ensure Active Trading
Demonstrate that the company’s securities have active trading, supported by market makers or liquidity.
Additional Notes:
Companies that have restructured through mergers, acquisitions, or new business ventures must clearly disclose and provide documentation proving these changes.
Companies with prior regulatory issues or significant investor warnings (e.g., Caveat Emptor status) may face additional scrutiny.

https://www.brazcaninternational.com/

Removing the "Shell" status on OTC Markets typically requires demonstrating that a company is no longer a "shell company" under the SEC's definition. The SEC defines a shell company as one with no or nominal operations and no or nominal assets (or assets consisting solely of cash or cash equivalents). To have the status removed, a company generally needs to meet the following requirements:

1. Operate a Viable Business
The company must have active business operations, such as generating revenue or conducting meaningful activities in its industry.
Demonstrate operational growth or other business developments that show it is no longer a shell.
2. File Updated Financial Statements
File accurate and up-to-date financial reports that reflect active operations and substantial assets.
Provide audited financial statements if required, especially for OTCQB or OTCQX tiers.
Ensure compliance with GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) and disclose material business developments.
3. Provide Sufficient Disclosure
If the company is a reporting issuer under SEC rules, it must file the necessary disclosures via EDGAR (e.g., Forms 10-K, 10-Q, or 8-K).
For non-reporting companies, it must provide detailed information under OTC Markets' Alternative Reporting Standard (ARS), including the Annual Disclosure Statement and Quarterly Reports.
4. Submit a Disclosure Statement
Provide an updated Disclosure Statement (if on the Pink Sheets) under OTC Markets' guidelines. This includes information on:
Business operations.
Share structure.
Management and control.
Material contracts and financial position.
Comply with OTCIQ requirements if relevant.
5. Request a Status Review
OTC Markets will not automatically remove the "Shell" designation. The company must actively request a review once it believes it no longer meets the criteria.
Submit the updated disclosures, financials, and supporting evidence via the OTCIQ platform.
6. Ensure Active Trading
Demonstrate that the company’s securities have active trading, supported by market makers or liquidity.
Additional Notes:
Companies that have restructured through mergers, acquisitions, or new business ventures must clearly disclose and provide documentation proving these changes.
Companies with prior regulatory issues or significant investor warnings (e.g., Caveat Emptor status) may face additional scrutiny.

Need officially pr to convince buyers! Otherwise it's a ........ This CEO afraid release on national wireless! Do u see any detail about company they acquired? I shake my head read those simple news

dumpathon! agree- jumping ship

They're alt reporting they don't go through the sec but yes we need a PR with details 

I totally agree .. panic selling for what .. give the company time to do what they need to do.  Obviously they are progressing .. it will never be as fast as people want it be .. I'm staying patient!

Well that was disappointing for sure but we will have the shell status removed which will maybe make the other 2 acquisitions go forward now.

We need an official PR through the SEC or this will go back to 0001..

People are jumping off the bridge, a bit of overreaction this morning…

That news was a little fart in the water….. oh well….

Agreed as even they must know that w/ only X this opportunity was Bass Ackwards

hopefully the PR will have some $$$ values in it

You could be right bb...nothing against the rules tweeting before wire pressing it...even though it seems it should have been done first.

I never see any company release news on Twitter before! My first time here

think theyll put something out with more details