Indeed.
Funny though ... TD Ameritrade still uses the WCVC ticker symbol in my profile. According to one of their representatives (whom I spoke with on the phone a few weeks ago), that means *some* legal issue is still open.
It isn't bankruptcy, as WCVC never got the 'Q' added to its symbol (WCVCQ).
As I've posted about, there *is* an open Trademark Opposition case against it, but my personal opinion is that I doubt that is the open legal issue. I've asked TDA to look into it, but I've been told that their analysts don't know. [I suggested that they hire me to look into it, but that just drew a good-natured laugh.]
Unfortunately, I don't know enough to guess at what the open issue could be, other than to speculate that it might have something to do with the the settlement offer submitted to the SEC. That settlement offer seems to be kept confidential, as all settlement offers are, for making settlement offers public would discourage people and companies to ever settle. But one class of things that a settlement offer can ask for are "waivers."
I was not able to find a satisfying list of all the sorts of waivers that can be asked for, but maybe a waiver of some sort is keeping the 'revocation door' from being fully slammed shut (which would turn the WCVC ticker into a CUSIP number in my stock profile).
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