Only if you have the time and inclination would you be interested in commenting on the 90 day extensions that may continue beyond March 5th. I surmise you've read my suggestions that DBMM could end the quagmire they're in by making a deal with the D.O.E. to accept revocation and the SEC expediting a FORM 10 approval for DBMM to reregister. IMO, the D.O.E. keeps their coveted precedents for revoking the registrations of delinquent filers, and A.L.J. Foelak's Initial Decision would no longer be challenged, with no more 90 day extensions, and all DBMM shareholders would be made whole in approximately 90 days whereby the stock could trade unencumbered thereafter. I certainly have no issue if you disagree with me as I could gain more perspective on the matter.
The company should make a deal for revocation? After winning the initial decision, staying current, 211 approval and CE approval? There's only one group that helps, and that's the naked shorts that are trapped big in DBMM.
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