I'm wondering if the "same powers to be" that seem to have been playing with NLAI's parent company's s/p for the last three years, brought NLAI to the attention of the SEC as part of an attack on NMKT. Without any audited financials and all the news releases on the growth in orders, NLAI would be easy to mistake for a pinky scam to anyone not knowing the company's history. Having owned NMKT, NLAI's parent company, for three years and following the purchase of the shell and the transfer of all the Latin American assets from NMKT into NLAI over the last year, I don't believe there is any wrong doing. This delisting is a terrible thing to have happen, but the silver lining in this black cloud is that it will force NMKT to get the audited financials for NLAI done as soon as possible. To anyone who knows the parent company and believes in them being the real deal, should be able to pick up shares of NLAI real cheap, at .001 or less, if NLAI starts trading on the greys.
