If you go to the Amex website, and look up the non-complaint list, you will see TKO with the.BC after it....www.amex.com , then go to regulations, and then compliance something....from the Amex site:
""Each trading day, Amex publishes a list of issues that are non-compliant with its continued listing standards. An issue is added to this list five business days after Amex notifies the issuer of the deficiency and is removed from the list one business day after Amex determines that the issue/issuer is in compliance with continued listing standards, or the issue is no longer listed at the Amex.
Two indicators are used to identify an issue/issuer's compliance with Amex continued listing standards. .BC indicates that an issue/issuer is Below Continued Listing Standards; .LF indicates that an issue/issuer has submitted a Late Filing to the SEC.
Investors seeking further information may view the SEC filings of the issuer and/or the issuer's website. Continued listing standards of the Amex can be viewed in the Amex Company Guide.
List of Non-Compliant Issues
(as of the previous business day) ""
TKO is "Below Continued Listing Standards"
the list, which would not copy, for some reason, of those in noncomplaince, INCLUDE many companies with 'years of losses'.
THAT is why, IMO, TKO has not yet been removed from non-compliance. Sure they corrected the BOD thing--but like I said, there was more to the situation than JUST that, and the BOD thing was merely the first item on a list. My opinion only, but this time, I believe I am right-on.
Issue Name Symbol(s) Indicator Deficiency Notification Date
