You are wrong thinking that FINRA Rule 6490 doesn't currently apply to CNNA.
Plus CNNA hasn't filed ANY financials since 10/15/2022, is dark/defunct, is in expert market - regardless of the 2016 and 2017 missing financials (that you are wrong about and I proved it with documentation) - CNNA is delinquent ticker - period. That's why it's in expert market and barely trading. It will die a slow death there before it becomes CE.
And trying to balance the financials with an accurate income statement since there are no financials for 2016 and 2017, is impossible.
Finra must have determined Cann American Corp was not in violation of any Finra rules even thought those filings of 2016 and 2017 were missing.
If you think CNNA, which hasn't filed ANY financial statement since 10/15/2022 is compliant with FINRA, the SEC and OTC Markets, then you are long gone and nobody can help you.
You are out of touch with reality.
So,please explain HOW JASON BLACK'S CNNA WAS ALLOWED TO TRADE EVEN THOUGH THE FILINGS FROM 2016 AND 2017 WERE MISSING.
As I've said countless times, violating FINRA Rule 6490 doesn't stop a stock from trading, so what you are saying is a red herring.
You have no understanding of how or why your stock wound up in expert market never to get out.