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$MMTLP: Investors sign petition to override FINRA’s alleged illegal halt of Meta’s stocks

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The long-awaited spinoff of Meta Materials  (NASDAQ:MMAT) preference shares (OTC:MMTLP) has taken an unexpected turn. Some shareholders are outraged because trading in MMTLP stock has been suspended ahead of Meta Materials’ (MMAT) planned spinoff to Next Bridge Hydrocarbons.

Metamaterials (MMAT) is a Canadian firm that was listed on the Nasdaq in June 2021. Meta Materials merged with Torchlight Energy in order to be listed on the NASDAQ (TRCH).

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) revised its notice regarding the corporate action of exchanging META’s Series A Preferred shares (OTC:MMTLP) for shares of common stock of Next Bridge Hydrocarbons, Inc.

The firm via a statement said that “Please note that this disclosure and dates from FINRA regarding the trading of MMTLP in connection with the distribution of the shares of Next Bridge Hydrocarbons, Inc. supersedes and replaces all of META’s prior disclosure regarding the logistics and timing of the trading of MMTLP in connection with the distribution.

“Please contact your broker, bank or other nominee for assistance with any questions concerning ownership or trading of META’s Series A Preferred shares.”

Reactions, petition

Retail investors, on the other hand, have been outraged since FINRA imposed the trading halt. Some have accused the organization of market manipulation, while others have praised the organization’s short interest levels.

Many traders have called for a lawsuit against FINRA, naming market influencers such as Elon Musk and AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) CEO Adam Aron as targets. However, so far, all of the actions appear to be legal, with no illegal activities.

Over 2,000 grieved investors have signed a petition against FINRA, citing the suspension of the stocks ‘as unlawful, greedy, corrupt and thieves.

FINRA’s rule book states that “FINRA may impose a trading and quotation halt in an OTC Equity Security pursuant to Rule 6440(a)(3) where FINRA determines, in its discretion, based on the facts and circumstances of the particular event, that halting trading in the security is the appropriate mechanism to protect investors and ensure a fair and orderly marketplace.”

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