Nasdaq will force them to put out that they presented a compliance plan and they will make them put out info if they didn't.Just like they did with the 8ka with the full acct letter, not the first one they put out that left out a major amount of bad things stated. Anything they put out from here on is Nasdaq reviewed for it's content before it goes anywhere. If they end up on the pinks because of delisting, this matter doesn't go away. The SEC can also effect a trade suspension as well on Pinks also. It is a mess for the long term, months at least or longer before any one shareholder will know what really happened.IMO
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