I'd say no chance at all. As far as I could tell, they cooked the share count and the SEC was on to them. If they did an audited 10K, including re-auditing the books from '09 forward as the SEC was asking, they would have to cop to the fraud, pay the fines, possibly face criminal charges, civil suits, and it's too late now anyway. Now even if a civil suit was started, there is no reliable evidence of the fraud in their filings, because they can not be relied upon as filed.
All you have now in TADF shares that you can count on, is a tax deduction.
