RE:3 months and counting!!The sad thing is I would guess management may be pretty indifferent as as a result of the halt they don't appear to be compelled to update shareholders on the progress of the 'ramp up'.....or lack of progress as the case may be. Maybe indifferent, isn't the right word.....happy?
Like can you imagine being a CEO of a publicly traded company that gets halted mid summer and here it is middle of November with Christmas fast approaching and in all that time not having the common decency to put out a single update of what the heck is going on? Financials or production.....
It would be hilarious if it weren't so disturbing given the fact that people's hard earned money is at stake.
I think a while back I said I put this at 5 cents by year end if this resumes trading, which at this point appears unlikely. If nothing else pray that management salaries and consulting fees don't suffer. Those must come first ;-)