Good point,some people here think the SEC will investigate a company that doesn't report to them based on the PRs they put out. I would think the Secruities Exchange Commission would have better things to do with their time,like reviewing SEC filings.Which by the way LATF doesn't file with them,they file with the OTC.
I would think in a situation like this,that if the OTC had a problem with a companies OTC filings that the OTC would be the ones to look into that company that files with them.
I have seen the NASDAQ ask a company for information in their filings before and the NASDAQ suspended trading,and delisted them.The OTC is also an exchange with that power as well,and if anyone were to halt LATF it would be them. BUT,seeing how LATF is in current compliance with the OTC I don't see that happening any time soon.GLTAL
