The interesting thing about VTGDF is even if they go through Liquidation they will never be completely liquidated, because it is just a restructuring. I have emailed KPMG and basically they do not recognize the assets that VTGDF have right now, which basically means they do not want anyone else to know about them either, which is fraud and if you do a search on KPMG you will soon find out that they have had some questionable business practices in the past that ended up in court.
The judge that presided over the Liquidation issued a "Strike Off" to VTGDF which means that after they are stricken from the registry in the Cayman Islands they can and will re-register.
This company is like no other on the market today with millions in assets and at a price that is dirt cheap and a company that is trying to wave off investors from getting a piece of those assets.