Obviously you are not aware of the perils of pinksheet status.
First, the costs quoted by Ferris seem highly inflated from what I recall reading about three months ago when I investigated reporting costs. It was more like $150,000 per year to maintain status.
Secondly, you will no longer have reliable information on Edgar (SEC) about the company. Non-reporting companies take a huge discount in perceived share value.
Watch-out below. This was an action by a company that could care less about its shareholders IMO.
Why do you always want to spin a positive from such terribly negative news?
Did you notice how they tried to piggyback this with some positive announcements to stall the inevitable plunge?