The audited numbers do make a difference--at least to me! Without audited numbers you can't even formally value the new OTC stock and you certainly couldn't call them "fully reporting". Someone earlier today mentioned that even SPNG, a total sham, had audited numbers. That's not quite accurate--they had audited numbers when they were very small and just starting to take off and then after that there was nothing but unaudited exaggerated claims of great growth and wild profits until trading was stopped and they crashed. We all know from the DD what the expected assets of TDGI should be, and it is several times the present pps taking into account the newer deals. TDGI should start trading at least at book value, and likely much higher, when audited financials are released and the company becomes fully reporting--especially if they are able to give some forward guidance based on pending movie, DVD and book releases.
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