It’s a coin flip that has a 99% chance of landing one way, and 1% chance of the other (take a guess which one is which)...but they will have to wait a year to flip it for those odds...right now it is 100% and 0%.
Forgiven! ...But in the furtherance of what I said earlier....
Unless they find a market maker to back them/file the form 211 they are toast. Which I can tell you now, no market makers are going to back this turd.
For the sake of anyone stuck here, I wish I was wrong.... seriously.
I have heard of this happening literally one time in OTC-land (file the form 211 via market maker willing to step up after suspension) and I cant remember the ticker, but I remember this prolific-old school poster on an other board talking about it (perhaps just a unicorn) Mind you, I'm definitely NOT saying I believe it to be a viable possibility in Bravatek's case...
...BUT, with best hopes and wishes... for your sake I hope it it is/does
That being said, I honestly think your best play here is to try and sell your shares while there still might be a little interest (as in NOW, as soon as you can). Any suspension that I've been caught in the middle of, I have literally dumped my shares on to the open market the first chance i got ~ie~ The very next available post-suspension trading day.... I have never regretted that strategy as it wasn't long before the shares became illiquid/totally worthless
TenKay, can you shed some light on The one OTC play that market makers were willing to back after suspension? Do you know if there was such a play/what its symbol was?