Nothing definitive as of yet has resulted from that.
The rest is wait and see and supposition.
No, not at all. The SEC doesn't suspend good companies. Good companies comply. Suspension is reserved for those violaters who refuse to follow th rules and create a situation where the only possible way to prevent further damage is to suspend them, move them to the greys and either litigate them or watch them blow away in the wind.
Unless, of course, you have some suspension success stories you'd like to share?
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