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Posted On: 07/09/2021 7:01:10 PM
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Thats a lot of noise you are making without anything constructive.
Just complaining. I thought you might be solution oriented, seeing your law background, but you show that all you care about is your ego.
None of what you said helps anyone.
I believe I am right that faced with either the slow go of filing 5 docs against revocation and filing one S-1, the S-1 is probably the best and easiest way to go. That's the gist of what I said, not the rest of your BS suppositions.
I would guess thats what the SEC oriented attorneys that QMC advised, based on the fact of the quote in my last post. They weren't going to change the SEC's mind, and the SEC was definitely not going to give another extension, so its not that QMC could do anything else.
Given the situation, the unintended consequence of the SEC's action is that QMC can file an S-1 and start over, cleaning up any messes and stock problems at the same time. Yes, its a good thing and preferable to staying in a sort of limbo, submitting Qs 5 times and waiting after each submission.
I didn't "I didn’t pump my fist in the air and call for high fives" and didn't. "I chuckled to myself and shook my head." That's just your BS not mine.
I showed the most logical path back to registration given the current situation.
Read More: https://investorshangout.com/post/newpost/660...z70AFDYHhi
Just complaining. I thought you might be solution oriented, seeing your law background, but you show that all you care about is your ego.
None of what you said helps anyone.
I believe I am right that faced with either the slow go of filing 5 docs against revocation and filing one S-1, the S-1 is probably the best and easiest way to go. That's the gist of what I said, not the rest of your BS suppositions.
I would guess thats what the SEC oriented attorneys that QMC advised, based on the fact of the quote in my last post. They weren't going to change the SEC's mind, and the SEC was definitely not going to give another extension, so its not that QMC could do anything else.
Given the situation, the unintended consequence of the SEC's action is that QMC can file an S-1 and start over, cleaning up any messes and stock problems at the same time. Yes, its a good thing and preferable to staying in a sort of limbo, submitting Qs 5 times and waiting after each submission.
I didn't "I didn’t pump my fist in the air and call for high fives" and didn't. "I chuckled to myself and shook my head." That's just your BS not mine.
I showed the most logical path back to registration given the current situation.
Read More: https://investorshangout.com/post/newpost/660...z70AFDYHhi
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