wg: That's the $640,000 question. The SEC referred to questions regarding the company's business operations, control, and the trading of its securities. That's a deep well. If SK3 doesn't get tangled up in litigation for fraud or securities trading violations, for example, one would think there might be other options to explore for its product licenses. Sister firm AEGY is an SEC filer. Suspension of SEC filers can be followed up by revocation of registration by SEC. In that event, the ticker in question can't be traded, even on the Grey Sheets. In October 2009, SKTO deregistered from SEC; therefore, there is no registration to revoke.