I just got off a 15 minute conversation with Ralph Steckel. He said they are extremely taxed as far as personnel goes and he will get the numbers out this week. They should be better than Aprils. He said they will not give anymore exact dates out for numbers, but instead will only report on comensurate SEC reporting dates (he thinks quarterly).
According to Ralph, PEBI is one of 4500 companies the SEC is considering. The SEC has rejected 40K companies in the past 9 months, but PEBI is still on track.
As far as James (Jim) Stephens goes, he is still on good terms and is still involved with the company. Ralph thinks he just needs $$. He is unaware if the story posted months ago about a sick elderly guy selling off a significant number of shares is true.
Hopefully by tomorrow we will see if any of this is true. I told him that missing deadlines gives pink sheet investors doubt about companies. It is important your investors have confidence in the company. He said he hardly looks at the stock price, actually asked me what it was at. His only concern is profit.
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