As of July 20 2009
Q: What ticker symbol does Stratton Holdings, Inc. trade under?
A: STHG
Q: Does Stratton Holdings, Inc. file with the SEC?
A: Stratton Holdings, Inc. is a NON-REPORTING Company. Meaning the company is not required to file with the SEC.
More information regarding this can be found: Pinksheets FAQ
Q: Can someone at the Company be contacted?
A: Yes. In fact we look forward to hearing from shareholders and possible future partners. The company can be contacted at info@stratton-holdings.com
Q: Does the Company plan on becoming a reporting company?
A: Yes. The company has recently applied for increased status with Pinksheets, LLC
Q: Has the Company released any financial statements?
A: Please see the Company's profile on www.pinksheets.com and click on the "filings" tab. This will show all filings made with Pinksheets, LLC by Stratton Holdings, Inc.
Q: What is the company working on to add value and recurring profits?
A: The Company has multiple projects in motion all of which lead towards adding value and recurring profits. Look for future press releases when these events materialize.
Q: Is Stratton Holdings, Inc. a good investment?
A: Stratton Holdings, Inc. currently is listed on the Pinksheets and is what is considered a penny stock. It is an extremely high risk as certain events and the lack of proper funding in place could prevent the company from maintaining its financial obligations. More information regarding investing in penny stocks has been included below taken from www.pinksheets.com:
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