Wild West of stock trading comes in a pinkish shade
Nasdaq may have delisted SemGroup Energy Partners a few weeks ago, but the cash-poor child of bankrupt SemGroup LP can still be found if buyers want to take a chance on the stock.
Over-the-counter public companies, otherwise known as "pink sheets” or bulletin-board stocks, number in the thousands. Some, like SemGroup Energy Partners, have seen better days and are hoping for a revival, while others started ...
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