look, you can't have both ways. retc is gonna get suspended or delisted if they don't get filings together for the sec. and then you won't to worry at all about what sharp, the judge, or anybody else is gonna do. and on the other hand, when filings are done, noteholders will be fast awaiting their shares to dump. so, it's gonna happen, and if there is a circumstance that prevents that, it will most likely be delisting or suspension. it's a catch 22. the company has $20 mil in liabilities. you cannot ignore that and act as if custodianship somehow makes it magically disappear. it's there.
