Well, darn, this one fell out of Fidelity favor. You could trade it there (commission free) and now you cannot. I assume that means next week when E*trade applies its new Caveat Emptor rules and stops being the place you can trade any old cr*p, you won't be able to buy it there either.
Your broker will still let you sell, of course. And somebody somewhere can buy, but if the places you can buy are few and far between, that means more accounts can only sell and not buy. How do you think the law physics will apply to that scenario?
I assume an updated filing of paperwork takes care of this. Otherwise there is no point in there being any good news. If you cannot buy, then news (good or bad), rumors, and the rest of it are completely useless. Becoming current itself will be the news. Will the content even be relevant?
My new goal in life is to be interviewed by Chantel Elloway. When that happens, my comments will be story, observation, opinion, maybe even enthusiasm. What I say will never be instructions on how you should risk your money. Same goes for these posts.
