BFAR needs to file a 10-K, just one, in order to get the stock going, which I am very confident that will take place by March 31, 2013. There were three big spikes in the stock, discounting the first, in which investors were confident in the viability of the company despite noncompliance with regulatory filings as of then but yet to come. Also, keep in mind that it was Davis who was practicing with a revoked license and that's not BFAR's fault. So with a filing, the past becomes negated despite the speculations from the past, except for what they accomplished financially as a company over the course of the reported year.
