I didn't mean to come across as hypertensive. I think you are engaging in some very wishful thinking. SLJB may exit the OSC/ASC/SEC process still trading, but they will be unable to attract investors without being a lot more transparent in the way they do things. IMO, they are worse than an unknown quantity: They have shown themselves to be incompetent at best or plain old crooked at worst. I think the latter is much more likely the real case. If Premium Building Supplies is owned by the shareholders of SLJB and if they can get bought out you may see some return on your investment, but I think that scenario is a very low probability.