For starters...I just have to say that the SEC really sux. What kind of sense does it make when you state that you suspend a company and look into it to protect the shareholders, but then you refuse to share any of the info you found with us?? How exactly does that protect us? I wish I could hear there answer.
Secondly, like some others have stated, how could they allow this to resume trading if none of there questions were answered? I know the answers that are being given, but they just don't make sense. The SEC could only suspend a company for 2 weeks...I understand that. But if during their investigation for those 2 weeks, they were unable to locate the company and speak with whoever it was they needed to speak with, how in the world could they have let this trade again for the past month?? Realistically, they must've got in touch with someone or somebody who was at least able to satisfy them for the time being you would think. I just can't imagine suspending a company, not being able to locate them or talk with them, and then just allowing trading to resume....makes zero sense.
Now I know they can't release any info on there investigation (which is BS), but are they allowed to share with us the company's "Real" address or phone number? I think I'm just trying to make sense out of something that just makes no sense, lol.
