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Article: SEC approves firm's plan for electronic bulletin board
- Article from:
- THE JOURNAL RECORD
- Article date:
- June 27, 1996
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WASHINGTON -- The Securities and Exchange Commission approved
Wednesday a California company's plan to create an electronic
bulletin board to help investors buy or sell its common stock.
Real Goods Trading Corp., a Ukiah, Calif., company that sells
alternative energy and conservation products, thus becomes the first
corporation to win SEC backing to establish an Internet bulletin
board for its own shares.
The proposal is one of many that the SEC expects to receive from
companies who hope to turn the Internet into a new avenue for trading
stocks and bonds. The Real Goods proposal was an extremely limited
concept, and therefore presented fewer regulatory issues than the
other, more ambitious ...