Cynk Technology Corp.’s shares plummeted 85 percent on Friday—the first day after the Securities and Exchange Commission lifted its 10-day trading suspension against the company, Bloomberg News reports.
The SEC issued the suspension against the social network company—which reports no assets, members, or revenue—after expressing over the accuracy of available information and “potentially manipulative transactions” in the company’s common stock.
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