Who knows what's really going on behind the scenes

Who knows what's really going on behind the scenes here. I'm trying to figure out what relationship if any exists between COR and Signature. It's been an odd ride so far. After the judge denied the receiver it seemed to me that there was more downside than upside for COR to continue by pressing on against Signature, with the downside including the very real possibility that discovery would reveal immoral if not illegal trading/clearing practices by some if not all parties involved, and in a federal courtroom to boot. SST asked to be dismissed from the case and stated jurisdictional issues because they didn't do business in NE. COR's counter argument to that included several emails exchanged, and 2 stock certificates swapped back and forth between the two companies. Oddly, the certs were for the same stock, which underwent a ticker symbol change between the 2 swaps. On July 6 a SUGO cert was swapped, on July 20 SUGO changed to QBAN, and on August 19 a QBAN cert was swapped. Many have commented about how weird it is that CRGP was never suspended by the SEC, even with a Finra U3 halt. The most recent similar example was CYNK the summer of 2014, it got a U3 halt and an immediate follow up SEC suspension. Now in the case of QBAN, it's been screaming for a suspension going back to July 2009 but has never received one. It was and remains suspended by the Canadian version of the SEC, the BCSC, and the SEC interviewed individuals involved in the stock, yet it continues to trade. The stock is a mess and as such there shouldn't be any registering of certs going on between SST and COR, follow the replies from this post forward: