That's a big "IF" imo. Sometimes there's no way to know what is going on when dealing with a non-reporting company. People lie when there are no rules disallowing it.
One thing is for certain: Shares are half what they were just a month ago, predating all the assurances meted out. That will be significant to some investors, certainly to me. When the market tells me I've been mistaken, it's time for me to listen to the deafening roar of my own stubbornness. Like most of us, I hate being wrong. Even worse, though, is being broke, too.
That's my opinion, probably worth a lot less to you than to me. But it reinforces my belief that once again I should not have listened to my "greed factor" and simply moved on to stocks with promise I could measure from their operating histories. When I'm listening to a pink sheet CEO, I need to never forget that the guy or gal may be profiting by fooling me. Look at QASP---another interesting situation that previously enjoyed a stronger presence.
Good luck to all!
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