Pacific Southwest Corp. Dropped From NASDAQ
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The National Association of Securities Dealers said it dropped the stock of Pacific Southwest Corp. from trading on the NASDAQ system because the company’s registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission was withdrawn. The SEC was closed for Veterans Day and could not be reached for comment. And Ronald Langley, Pacific Southwest’s chairman, declined to comment on the reasons for the move.
NASDAQ is the most comprehensive listing for over-the-counter stocks. Pacific Southwest’s stock, which stood at $2 per share on Nov. 2, was quoted Monday at $1.50 bid per share.
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