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Posted On: 09/10/2019 9:13:53 PM
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Re: ChipTrader #22180
Bill is currently breaking the rules by having a publicly traded SEC registered ticker without current financial statements.
No. Once the suspension happens, there is nothing possible in existence to avoid the revocation. The suspension is due to delinquent filings. Those tickers don't recover. Bill has to act now.
The SEC is going on a major cleanup spree on delinquent registered tickers. Bill is keenly aware of what is going on because he would have received written notices.
It's kinda like if you don't pay your utility bills. They give you a fair amount of warnings before they shut them off.
If he can get caught up with the 10K/Qs or drop a simple form 15, he can save TPAC. I doubt this is his plan. I'd expect the suspension to execute very soon and I expect to lose 100% here. I'm sick of looking at this thing.
No. Once the suspension happens, there is nothing possible in existence to avoid the revocation. The suspension is due to delinquent filings. Those tickers don't recover. Bill has to act now.
The SEC is going on a major cleanup spree on delinquent registered tickers. Bill is keenly aware of what is going on because he would have received written notices.
It's kinda like if you don't pay your utility bills. They give you a fair amount of warnings before they shut them off.
If he can get caught up with the 10K/Qs or drop a simple form 15, he can save TPAC. I doubt this is his plan. I'd expect the suspension to execute very soon and I expect to lose 100% here. I'm sick of looking at this thing.


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