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Re: Power of Emouna post# 47934

Monday, 01/16/2023 12:50:35 PM

Monday, January 16, 2023 12:50:35 PM

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Today is an SEC holiday. I think that may make a difference. The grace period is 15 calendar days, and that ends today. But with other filings, if the deadline falls on an SEC holiday, it is extended to the following market day.

For example, when a quarterly report or an annual report is due, if the due date falls on a weekend or an SEC holiday, the due date is adjusted to the next market day. If they file for an extension of 5 or 15 calendar days and it falls on a weekend or an SEC holiday, same thing. It's adjusted to the next market day.

I'm just assuming that they will apply the same rule here.

Notice in the following SEC schedule that nothing is due on Jan 16th. Instead some filings are due on the 17th.

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