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Via SLReports.net¹:

Jasper Tizzy, CEO of Countless Galaxies (ISE: CGI) announced today the intention of six ISE-listed companies to delist from the International Stock Exchange and move to the startup, nearly-unknown exchange "VSTex.net."

And only two weeks ago they migrated to ISE from WSE.

The actual press release is here, though the new VSTex.net is not mentioned. VSTex.net, run from Italy, has been quiet - rumor has it that the owners were on vacation and won't be starting for another week².

This, apparently, seems to be a reaction to the mix of the potential change in ISE ownership and maybe a bit of concern related to the new policy, based on some of the comments I read.

I don't understand why these sudden changes before a new owner of ISE has been decided, especially after having migrated about 2 weeks ago from another exchange.

Frankly, keeping track of all of this sort of 'news' seems increasingly strange and doesn't give me much confidence in any of the exchanges in SecondLife - not that I have had much, recently, but...

¹ Bear in mind that Xavier Mohr, who posted that entry, is also the Public Relations Director for SLCapEx, another competing exchange. That doesn't seem to have direct bearing on this, but this tangled web is getting a little... iffy.
² I haven't corresponded with them directly because they have been unavailable.

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