2 more things about SSE.
expiration of website registration is April 2014.
it has been down since Friday Nov. 22 - or whatever that
Friday's date was. Also, I called the number recently (early last week, or week before last) and it was disconnected.
The office manager moved on to other employment months ago -
even before Shweta started listing her other gig.
The website has been down before though. Back on Aug. 27, 2013.
Maybe they just overlooked the phone and website bills?
I still don't understand why some companies get hounded and hounded until shares are revoked, while other companies go on and on after the 25-nse. That selective enforcement of laws just doesn't make sense. However, if APwr were allowed to finish 2010 audit and relist with some explanations involving extra time due to audit scope, class action issues, and work paper issues with CSRC and SEC, maybe we would get some reasons from the regulators for the selective handling of the US listed Chines company fiasco.
Though, I doubt we will ever get any reasonable explanations from
SEC. The fact that no spotlight has ever been put on the blogs from admitted short sellers accusing so so many companies of the same things with so few actual proven evidences. The wrist slaps to shorts with illegal positions (see optionsxpress docs with SEC). The wrist slaps to accounting firms. The reference in docs to 3rd party undisclosed info by SEC (see chbt docs, I think). So many lawsuits for so little money. These sorts of things make me continue to believe this was completely orchestrated from behind the scenes. And not for the so called protection of long investors who seem to have gotten the worst of it on all levels. Oh well, someone could probably write a book on it all. There are so many details. I just got carried away here trying to listed some of the reasons behind my thoughts on the sit. oh don't let me forget to mention the trolls. whats the reason for their ever present suspicious existence? enough rambling.