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Re: Jetmek_03052 post# 246184

Thursday, 01/27/2022 7:30:36 PM

Thursday, January 27, 2022 7:30:36 PM

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It is ludicrous to say shareholders could sue an exchange when there are any issues with a Company because the exchange allowed it to trade .The exchange doesn’t allow ever, FINRA clears for trading for ALL exchanges. They follow the 15c2-11 regs. Institutions and non-US shareholders are already trading. Opening the US-trading markets is long overdue for a company compliant for 4 years by mid-May 2022z

Think about the absurdity with no basis in law. Cite the legal basis —not your opinion, the actual law. There is none. None. None

That would be like shareholders suing the NYSE when Enron collapsed and shares halted. Now that was a fraud and shareholders properly had a class action .

The SEC does not revoke a fully reporting company who has cured and is PINK CURRENT since mid-2018 , as acknowledged in Sept 28, 2021. There have never been any issues with the financial statements in any filings ever, nor management issues with DBMM, just delayed filings with mitigating circumstances.

No way a Company cured for years, is going to be revoked.