Or maybe earlier. With management now banking all the franchise fees instead of keeping only 20% or less (estimate) with SMS, the company may be banking far more than we realize. The jerky sales are going well domestically and Cure Korea is about the carpet bomb Asia with commercials. If the case settles favorably, I would have no reason to believe they wouldn't be back sooner. Also, although their numbers haven't been looked over for multiple quarters by a CPA firm, Mr. Veal comes from a finance background and I wouldnt be surprised if he has been keeping up to date records. I don't think the SEC would have prevented HJOES from going to grays by suspending stock unless they had proof their house was in order once their case settles. All I'm saying is that we shouldn't always assume the worst and giving pass go cards on refiling with the expectations of later and later dates. The company has been putting out twitter updates of progress and adding dealer wth and should be held to a standard to return sooner than later.