To be fair, I really don't think you have any evidence that Mark lacks an attorney or an auditor. It is fine to guess, but I really don't think you know or even have any evidence to back this up.
Yes, the filing of Form 10-12g without financials was an error. Nobody knows exactly how that happened or why, and nobody knows the communications between Mark and his attorney and with the SEC around that.
As for wholly-owned, Mark needs to make sure he gets that right -- and preliminary indications suggest that he did.
I'm not sure I'm really hearing much in the way of substantiated problems with the Form 10 -- other than the one glaring issue, which Mark says he will remedy -- of not including the audited numbers.
Perhaps this isn't as bad as some had feared?
Bullish
I am obviously NOT an investment advisor.