Wilma, you are grasping at straws or so it seems. The SEC effort's basically have to do with dormant shells sometimes being hijacked, reinstated by fraudsters, and then pumping/promoting the stock many times using fraudulent information to do so. None of that is evident with KEYO. There is no crime in owning a dormant shell, and a reverse merger is still a perfectly legal, legit way to take a company public. Also, KEYO is owned by a prominent Doctor, and business professional. There are no reasons, whatsoever, for the SEC to suspend/revoke this stock.
