joey: I'm glad you found the information useful. As the true picture is revealed over time by way of their more recent filings and other DD, the more it looks like a case study of well-orchestrated if not colossal fraud rather than the bungling of incompetent managers. Even I was stunned by zero revenue (sales) and zero cost of sales for their quarter (Feb. 1 - Apr. 30 | 2014) what with PJ and all the presumed C.O.D. orders. All that cash is going somewhere, but none of it to the balance sheets of the tickers, not to mention the piles of money paid in "consulting fees" to insiders and insider-associated firms and the millions reaped through convertible dumps by crony lenders. Now, off to Canada the group aim to go. If investigators should happen to probe their game deeply enough, it's less easy to imagine how the main players, some of whom apparently have been down this road before, would escape punishment much less significant personal liability.