Thanks Quinn, I've been partying all weekend. You're question is like many at this point. The boys are remaining tight lipped concerning progress. They've learned it's better to wait until it's official and only then report it. They know that shareholders are full of anxiety and that some will cut their losses and bail, however, they've learned the hard way that making predictions as to when something will be completed often leaves them with egg on their faces and the bashers as well as some of the most impatient shareholders will slam them for it every single time they get it wrong and actually call them fraudulent liars. That's even though the fact is they were just incorrect with a "best guess" to appease shareholders, and probably something happened after they made a prediction that they hadn't counted on and rendered the prediction moot. They seem to have committed to avoiding such statements for just that reason.
I, however, don't mind throwing it out there, but it just sounds like the same old thing. Anyhow, at the risk of sounding like a cliché king, I believe solidly that we'll be seeing a PR announcing the successful up-listing to OTCQB any time now. Whether it comes before, with, or after the financial report is anybody's guess. I'm not even keeping track of how long it's been since submittal because I know it will be a done deal very soon and that's good enough for me. Screw the bashers. They've got lies, that's all. They'll try and lure us into pissing matches concerning issues that even the company officials won't answer (mainly for the reasons I stated above), so they know already that we can't say when it will be or any other specifics that haven't been officially reported yet, and they'll taunt with accusations trying to get us to do the predicting and provide them with something to rip apart. Something the company won't provide them with these days. I just laugh at them now. I would really like to see the SEC shut LIE-HUB down. Maybe not permanently, but at least until it's disease free, and the owners and/or operators are held accountable for improper regulation of the boards.