TJG
4 years ago
What most likely will take place here, is what is taking place around the OTC more and more... there will be a custodian appointed and they will look for a reverse merger candidate for this ticker. Getting in now is risky as the PPS will move all over the place, but in the long run this could be a big, a very big gainer for those that stick it out. Maybe the Guru himself David Lazar will become the custodian, he has the Midas touch.
Read this article from the SEC web site, it will tell you all you need to know.... most importantly is this company was in Chapter 11 not Chapter 7. The difference is this, Chapter 7 there is no coming back from, Chapter 11 there is. Its all in this link, trust the facts not the board.
https://www.sec.gov/reportspubs/investor-publications/investorpubsbankrupthtm.html
1manband
4 years ago
NO. The liabilities remain. Bankruptcy is not a "get out of debt free" card If the stock had any value, the creditors would have accepted new shares for their unpaid debts. But they didn't.
The bankruptcy was cancelled because all the assets are gone. There is no reason to remain in bankruptcy as everything has been accomplished. Bankruptcy is not free - it is VERY expensive. With the asset distribution agreement in place, there is no reason to keep paying for the bankruptcy, and no way to pay for it, anyway. It is over.
The SEC and FINRA currently have no legal right to cancel the ticker automatically when the bankruptcy is dismissed. But once FINRA gets around to it, they will. And that can happen at any time, without any warning.
The stock has no value, and once the ticker is cancelled it is over.