Not likely. The SEC usually doesn't suspend unless there is evidence of fraud. Definition of Fraud:
These suspensions typically occur after one or more company PRs (i.e. false claims), followed by a price run for the stock. Sound familiar? This stock also follows the pattern of having few employees, and billions of shares authorized. All red flags. It's not going to be a simple matter of the company getting up to date on the filings. Now starts a discovery period where the SEC explores the depth of the fraud. Most CEOs end up being fined, and banned from the market. That usually takes 1 yr or many. The stock missing its key players, ends up as a shell.
And to the other poster, it's not the SEC's fault. The SEC did not force anyone to invest in this stock.
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