Almost always preliminary unaudited quarterly financials leads to an audited 10-Q SEC filed report. This company has too many inside shares to let this all be thrown away. It was not their fault that the Davis Accounting Group license was revoked. Now as of Feb 14, 2011 the New Accountant will be auditing the 2009, 2010 and 2011 annual reports. Perhaps the past audits needs to be audited before they can file a 10-Q 3rd quarter 2011 report? From the sounds of it, BFAR want'ed to let out the preliminary report prior to filing all the financials with the SEC. I have seen this before as was in the case with Healthsouth, when they had to reaudit their finance. The stock soared prior to any finalization as the CEO said there would be a ]FIRE[], if the company was shut down. The CEO and the other officers had millions of shares as is the case in this situation in which the insiders own 60% of the shares.
