My guess is because our financials are not current. Since the SEC is now bearing down on pinks, filing and becoming current has moved up the list on things to do with our $$$$$$.
I agree totally. If there is nothing to "hide" then why try to avoid the SEC? If your a reporting company and publicly traded act like it or get out of the game.
If anything, not having financials up to date, silence from the company and more than likely PISSED OFF investors sending in complaints about your company to the SEC is going to get you in hot water.
If it starts producing PRs and matching the patterns of other pink sheet "pump and dumps", yes, it would need to worry. It is what I have been saying all along: the company has been operating under the radar to avoid benefitting flippers who do nothing for the value of the company and avoid matching heuristic scanning by the SEC that would tag it a scam (if they did pump out regular PRs as many pinks do).
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