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Re: mrsdoubtfire post# 946

Wednesday, 10/17/2018 9:57:51 PM

Wednesday, October 17, 2018 9:57:51 PM

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The Suspension ended on Sept. 21st and the stock has traded small volumes since Sept. 22nd (link below this paragraph). Keep in mind that most potential investors are leery about buying stock in any post-suspension because the risks are extremely high that the Admin Law Judge (A.L.J.) will likely revoke the stock registration. Brokers are also hesitant to allow trades for the same reasons....thus the very low volumes.

https://ih.advfn.com/stock-market/USOTC/intreorg-systems-inc-IORG/historical

IntreOrg has indeed submitted all delinquent Financials since the Suspension, but it is important to recognize that the Suspension was for being severely delinquent in the first place. The SEC simply does not accept excuses for being delinquent, and despite IntreOrg filing all the delinquent Financials the SEC Admin Law Judge would likely argue that there are no assurances the company would not become delinquent again, citing their delinquent history. However, we have not seen the A.L.J.'s response(s) yet.

For an example, read MANW's similar case where the company also submitted all delinquent Financials but the A.L.J. revoked there registration anyway. For educational purposes I suggest reading the following link to see how the A.L.J.'s think.

http://www.sec.gov/alj/aljdec/2014/id709jeg.pdf



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