ParaFin Corporation (OTCMKTS:PFNO) Stock Takes a Hit: Now What?

The ParaFin Corporation (OTCMKTS:PFNO) stock has been trading within a range in recent times and that is perhaps understandable considering the fact that there has been no news about the company in recent times at all. The last time any news emerged about the company was back in April when ParaFin provided an update with regards to its operations and other developments.

The company noted at the time that its first target was to pay the necessary fees to the Secretary of State of Nevada so that it meets the reporting rules and then get the crucial current reporting designation.

On the other hand, ParaFin also stated that it was going to have discussions with its plans of boosting corporate communications and the social media foot print of the company. To that end, the company was considering the launch of a new website and a Twitter account to go along with it.

At the time, ParaFin noted that it would inform the public about its course of action once the whole thing is finalised by way of a press release. Although the stock is trading in a range at this point, it might be a good idea to keep an eye on the news with regards to ParaFin.

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