VoyK, you should not speak about things you do not understand. S&P is a company, Standard and Poors. You file nothing with them. If your some jarhead basackwards non techie company like Amalgamated Hay(c), you can pay them to do the filing with the SEC for you. But, since ZSUN is supposed to be a bleeding edge internet company you'd think they could handle the filing themselves. If they needed help, the SEC is more than happy to provide it.
Here's a page on EDGAR
sec.gov
Here's where you download the EDGAR filer manual.
sec.gov
Office of filing and information services.
sec.gov
I get the feeling that the folks at ZSUN typing in www.sec.gov on their browser is a little akin to the devil walking into church.
If they have all of their numbers in order, which they claimed was the case almost two months ago, they file and that's it. That's one of the beautiful things about doing it electronically(along with reduced cost, and information available to the little man) with electronic filing it's instantaneous. So let's venture off into fantasy land and dream that they really do file with the SEC. This doesn't mean much, just that we might get a little better look at the records.(and thus the reason they drag so much a$$) They're still not on the NASDAQ because they filed with the SEC, it's just a step in that direction. More likely they try to file that crap they posted on their website and get it rejected. They're probably going round and round trying how to file just enough to get by without divulging anything else that looks real fishy. Actually they're probably trying to figure how to put off this filing for as long as possible and still not get too many sucker, erm, investors suspicious. My prediction is they'll announce that they've been having the OIA books audited, or they'll complete some small-fry acquisition, and hey why not wait until we can roll it all together and then file.
Like I said, once, if ever, they file the numbers correctly, then they can petition the NASDAQ to get listed on that exchange. Here's a page with some links to information about what will be required at this stage
nasdaq-amex.com
BTW, i'm sure you know this , but just in case i'm wrong, the NASDAQ and AMEX are owned by the NASD(www.nasd.com), the NASD is not a government agency, but a self regulating body. If they're up to snuff with NASDAQ and get the listing then woo hoo, there will be a lot more people trying to short them, lol. This may actually be good for you, as these people will be a little easier to shake out of their shorts. Combine it with some buy-ins, you can get a nice squeeze.(BIDS for example, crashes on listing, huge hype squeeze)
In the meantime, back to the real world, tick tock, another day passes and no filings, no name to contact at S&P to verify the rumor that they're handling the filing, no revealing of the buyout price of OIA.(a little birdy told me it was around $1 billion dollars, but that's top secret, seems a little steep, but who's to say).
VoyK, if you don't know anything about what's going on then it's best not to post. Instead ask. Francoise will be more than happy to tell you wrong, and then the rest of us will try to set you straight. Of course you won't listen to us until it's too late. The question is will you listen and learn then so you don't make the same mistakes twice.
Monty |
