Agree with not contacting the SEC. It could trigger putting it gray, and the brokerage firms are not going to find out if there is a valid reason for suspension of trading or not...just going to take it off line and your PPS will plumit and investment interest will go with it. They still are not far from what they claim, and we don't know the facts. Let it openly trade on its own merit. Find out the "rest of the story". Wait for all the puzzle pieces before throwing the whole thing on the floor. If you don't want to be long, then ride the short moves and grab 50% or so. It could dip Monday or it could bounce. Just remember with all the complaints to the SEC about SLJB, they are still trading. With all the complaints to CKYS, they aren't and many posters bought products from them. Then there is the BIGN group that got put on the grays for false pumping...yet to see evidence one way or the other on that one...but, the price goes to crap in all these events. So, there have been some "apparent" discrepancies so far...let's now see if there is an explanation. I have held every share, not because I would not like to flip, but I don't have that many to matter. If we get a "decent" move, I will take those shares that I pay "long term" gains on and flip them. I do not want to pay 40% of a 50% gain on a small # of shares, for a small profit. I'll hold and see if there is something more to hold for. Those with many shares, have different motivations. Sell some, buy more, go preferred, etc. But, I want to see what else they have to say, including the quarterly reports and new purchases. Sorry for the length. Just don't see where the SEC is going to do anything to help...only hurt. Let's play out this pink sheet thing. em
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