No it happens all the time that companies that’ll into bankrupcty and/or get liquidated continue to trade until they get yanked. That’s why they put a “Q” on it to protect investors. That is also why PWC gave everyone the heads up that they notified FINRA of the outcome, so it was clear FINRA yank it soon.
That’s a far, far more plausible scenario (that actually happens all the time) than the notion that public deal was signed, a private one was “agreed” but no details have been released for 3 years with the company’s ticket deleted. That scenario has never happened in history and will never happen.
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