Sorry you are in that situation. I can understand your frustration.
Hopefully, you'll get the benefit of what the plaintiffs implement, and you'll be able to sell at a higher level.
I guess my thinking is that even if they have had a very bad year, and need to write down assets by 50%, (which would be a huge write-down) the last financials showed assets of about $11 per share, even at 60 million shares outstanding. So at 50%, we would still be at over $5/share.
Even a 90% write-down would have us over $1 a share.
I think that is why Fredly and Halesworth were willing to spend the money on the litigation, and are willing to put in some effort to unlock some value.