Yes this also... I've brought this up before. His actions are speaking very clearly in that he is letting the SEC destroy the liquidity of this ticker when he could have easily kept it current and it would be trading .10+ right now assuredly with all of the progression being positive since getting suspended - not to mention how close we are getting. His shares would be valued over $100 million at this point potentially. Not preserving liquidity on that amount of money worth of shares is very bold and shows the strength behind the case. Updating the fins would have been very simple but he didn't because there is absolutely no need to keep the company trading publicly right now - if he wants to take that route later it will be very simple in getting the fins updated and getting re-listed with the SEC. No need to waste time or money on getting audited financials to continue trading on the penny markets. His eyes are far ahead of ours in this process and i've placed my bet on his prowess.