The logic behind the SECs action is to provoke SPCL Corperate into communicating financials, nothing more nothing less. If the the SEC can not provoke Corperate into divulging information, then the hammer comes down, Revocation. From some posts back there is a 1 in ten shot of being delisted. The shares we own switch from Public to Private. The shares we own in the now Private Company will still have value, but the Liquidity falls to near zero. If you had 1,000,000 bars of gold, & no one to trade/buy them they become valueless, despite 1 Million bars of gold. That is unless the Company will buy them back from you. If they decide to go Public again the shareholders with the 1,000,000 bars of gold will be able to trade again, most likely under a different ticker. Liquidity would be back and you can choose to sell your bars of gold at a discount or over priced. The Gold Bar holders choice. This process could take weeks or decades.
