i can't complain. i bought the stock originally for .003-.01 before it ran as a penny stock, and did ok. But all the penny investors that bought afterwards were screwed by the company, when they stopped filing, and flooded the market with dividend shares to preferred holders, before they had a split, and then a public offering years later for $1/share. I see AAC is having a public offering now around $18/share. Did all FTER investors lose everything, including those that bought at the $1 public offering about a year ago? Believing the initial penny investors would benefit from the shareprice appreciation was probably a pipedream, at best.