Let's get a little perspective on this $90,000 settlement: assume SWET removes contingencies on 1,500,000,000 funding from National Standard, add the 1,500,000 bridge financing, and (just for fun) add 365,000,000 in solar/wind federal green energy tax incentives = 1,866,500,000 access to funding to get our project into production. The impact of 90,000 on 1,866,500,000 is .00004822 or less than 5/1,000 of 1%. If we were going to borrow 2,000,000 to build a small office building and had an adverse circumstance with an impact on that project equal to the one outlined above, the cost to the building project would be $96.44. Not too onerous when you put it in context. It sure doesn't dampen my enthusiasm.
If you've jumped into this opportunity, have some fun with it and assume that it's going to be a winner. If you can't do that, sell it and find one you can feel that way about. If you're not a shareholder, do some DD for a couple of days and buy or move on to one you can be happy to own. If you can't do that in the micro-cap environment, buy a good mutual fund and forget about it. Life's too short!