Hey bar, I wish you had asked some of us, me in particular, ahead of time about the auditors and you would have saved yourself some aggravation. There is only one auditor involved with this company that goes back to the time when it became public, and that one is Parker. All the other auditors that you named are connected with the previous shell company that eventually became First China through a reverse merger. And, by the way, I just saw this story that came out at he beginning of this year, and it seems to rebuff the general sentiment that all Chinese IPOs are bad.
AS far as Parker, evidently they had a hard time dealing with small issues that seemed to plague IPOs like First China! And Rotenberg, was also poorly prepared to handle these Chinese conversions that were coming up in 2010-2011. Don't blame First China, just put the blame on Parker and Rottenberg.
So, my advise to you now is to buy as many shares of this stock as you can, then be patient until the financials are filed and based on the present PPS you cannot be wrong in AT LEAST doubling your money at 18cents. And remember, that when this stock reaches 18 cents it will only make a small dent to the recovery of extensive losses that most of us have. We are all certain that once this company begins filing on a regular basis we will see the PPS move steadily toward the dollar mark! There are many people on this board holding in excess of 500,000 shares and some of them try to maintain a cool head knowing that soon they will be proven right.
Next week make up your mind and just buy as many shares as you want and join the ranks of positive thinking shareholders!
P.S. By the way, the individual shown above my posting name is Gregory Tse. His hands have been tied, and he has been prevented from making a true effort in obtaining millions of financing dollars for this company simply because he has not been able to approach any financing candidate or bank with any recent AUDITED financials that would give him a chance to present his case. Just think how anxious he must be (probably even more than us) to get in his hands copies of the Markum SEC-filed financials which he can carry with him when e meets with prospective financers (individuals or banks). Ask other people on this board and they will know and tell you about Mr. Tse.
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