I'm not worried about the SEC stepping in. Even though Dean Bradley might have done some very bad things for our company, I don't think the SEC would waste time looking into them.
There have been far worse companines with worse CEO's and all sorts of insider trading going on and nobody seemed to have cared.
The focus now is to let the new management get a foothold and a clear understanding of where we are. Then, we'll either go in the crapper or we'll continue on the journey to a larger aerospace company. Time will tell!
weeblewobble09' I have talked to the SEC a number of times (not about QASP but other Pinksheet companies) and I have a direct line number to an agent there. The truth is they don't even care unless you have substantial documentation and a long list of verified complaints. You have to prove to them what you are complaining about before they will even begin to pay attention. Phone calls are a waste of time except to get the address and an agents name to send your evidence to. It has taken myself and several others over two years to finally get something going on a Pinksheet company’s CEO and IMO QASP doesn't even get to the first page of a report with the SEC but knock yourself out if you want to. JMHO
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