What I can't understand is when/if the SEC is satisfied with it's finding, why would the stock be sent to the grey sheets? That's a damned if you do, damned if you don't scenario. If it's true hopefully they can get a MM to sign off on the stock to put it back on pinks. If the SEC is here to protect investors, they should let the stock continue trading in its current listing status if they find no wrong doing by the company.
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