At the end of the day it will be a lot less than most. There are some of us that smelled something foul going on quite a few years ago after being long and strong for many years. I unfortunately found after the reverse splits that I still had 464 shares left in an account I didn't look at for a few years. My fault I had an sell order that I thought executed and never checked on it. I probably will be down 8K on that when it finally crashes and burns. The other shares I have sold that I was underwater in i was lucky enough to move into other things that erased those losses. The getting out was the key. There are a lot of folks who have been around since the mid-90's buying all the while.
The ol' lowering my cost average and rebuilding share counts. With the 2 reverse splits that have come prior folks holding share purchased before the mid 2000's have seen that shares value by 12 a 1 for 3 , followed by a 1 for 4 a few years later. Now imagine being somebody who held over 100,000 shares and rebuilt that total up after both RS.
There is an entertainment value around this story that you can't put a price on. But that's easy for me to say when I don't have the burden of tremendous financial losses, of telling friends and family about this sure thing, continued buying shares without telling a spouse, and literally having retirement tied to the future of this company. There are people that were taken advantage of here and they are going to have nothing to show for it.
