No, it's definately not Bee.
I was just curious, because I've noticed that when companies announce the initial filing, they inadvertently impose time limits on themselves from impatient investors. I've seen it hurt the share price more than once when it takes longer than 30-60 days to clear SEC comments. Sometimes, this just can't be avoided. In the long run, obviously, it doesn't matter for those willing to hold.
Hopefully, the diligence of the audit firm will limit the amount of questions that need to be answered by the SEC, but I'd rather see them come out with a whopper PR saying comments were cleared and they are immediately uplisting versus applying and having the process be delayed.
Just some thoughts.
