Uhm, maybe you should look at their quarterly report. Their only real asset is their unconsolidated investment in another company which seems to have magically gone up ~1 million dollars last quarter, when they had no sales or revenue to speak of. Something tells me that is the aforementioned uninterpreted derivative that keeps them from having a true GAAP format.
-Chris
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