Totally agree, almost anything in an annual report would be better than being delinquent. Leaves too much to the imagination, and shareholders tend to think the worst.
Last annual report they were over the 300 shareholder threshold, but its possible they could have fallen below that since then, ... but why would the company file an NT for a filing theyre not required to make?
Also, even if they fall below the 300 / 500 or 2000 shareholder thresholds
they may still be required to file:
"Even if a company doesn’t have to register its securities for an offering, it still may have to file reports with the SEC if the company lists its securities on an exchange ..."
It would take very little effort for Kristul to move the pps upward, ..
pretty much any insider buying would be instantly noted by shareholders.
"I would have to agree with your statement that the company getting current on filings would be a major positive. I would even venture to say that a bad filing is better than no filing. This seems obvious to most. If we don't have a filing by first of next month, something is very wrong. "
