Long term holders...trust in the research and the process. The scum day trade and naked shorters move in and out like the tide, but this isn't a flavor of the week and eventually they will be out and on to something cheaper. Most of us aren't here for ten cent pops or want to hear the usual BS about how its going up in the next 30 minutes, your neighbor in the UK just added 3 Billion Shares, or west coast just woke up (my favorite, as if any serious trader doesn't pay attention to the first 3 hours of the market).
Again, do your own math. Look at other bankruptcies where the assets were in demand and worth more than the debt. Read the court filings. Every $1B after liabilities and preferred's are paid of is worth $5 to commons, and if multiple bids are places and a bidding war breaks out, it's not far fetched to double or triple that. You also have creative minds working on your behalf, so it wouldn't be shocking for the company staying intact under new control, but also being issued shares in a new company. Just sit back and enjoy the show. The top end of Martin Lewis's valuation under oath alone places commons value at $6.76/share. Don't let these bozos take your shares at .50 cents for god sakes!
