A possible scenario here is that they'll change the name of the company and issue a new ticker, possibly do a reverse split (bad for us) to try and breath life back into their illusion if it is one, then pour out a bunch of hype PR's. That is of course if this guy is like so many of the other faux pinky crooks making bank off of unsuspecting (i.e. naive) investors. On the outside chance he's legit, hopefully one of these companies he's involved with will actually take off, meaning TSSP or SLSE. But so far whatever he's touched has turned to ash. Poor SLSE was at .55 cents per share before he got involved with them. Too bad. Would loooovvvveee to know what really happened there. Why the SEC doesn't crack these cases over the head as they're happening, I just can't figure it out. Maybe there are just too many of them. There should be MUCH tougher restrictions in place for companies to go public I think.