I appreciate this thread. Thanks for taking the time to contribute.
To beg for more free education ... revocation means the stock ticker gets completely deleted, correct? If so, what happens when a suspension is given instead? Is a suspension just a period of torture before revocation? Or does/can something different happen after the suspension period is up?
Going back to revocation, is it possible -- despite being unlikely -- that a revoked ticker can be reinstated?
Also/finally, are active companies (like WCVC) that are delinquent in filing (without filing explanations on a regular basis) common among those being lined up for 'execution'? And ... is there any chance COVID19 might influence the SEC's decision-making, since it IS a real thing that has put a hurtin' on many for 2 years now (although I think you have a point about filing those forms that officially beg to be excused).