I am hopeful that the company will satisfy in a timely manner whatever "questions that have arised" from the SEC. Seems strange that the SEC would suspend a stock from trading for "questions." My thoughts are we're going to see a lot more of this type of action on other penny stocks that certain broker/dealers need assistance in covering. The SEC does not protect common shareholders, that much I do know. If they did, no market maker should be able to touch this on the grey sheet while we are waiting for the company to clear up those "questions" and submit their documentation to put us back on the OTCBB.
I'm assuming this has nothing to do with the SEC doing a better job to crack down on fraud, I believe it's their answer for having to now cover within 13-days no if ands or buts, and having to show their actual trades now on L2. When we ask for more transparency, they find other ways to accommodate the crooks IMO.
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