Thanks buylow2. My speculation at this point is that all lips are sealed among HDC Board members, until the Vennwest matter has been concluded. After that, if we still do not hear anything from HDC management I will re-evaluate my position. But for now, I think that the pending Vennwest court case may have everything to do with why we are not hearing anything. Recapping what has transpired, HDC brought the behemoth to the settlement table. The deal included an NDA, so what information can and cannot be disclosed to the public is controlled by lawyers, not by HDC management. With company insiders, family and friends holding millions upon millions of HDVY shares, the only strategy that would maximize value for all shareholders is to have the stock trade again. For instance, dividing $2.25 million by between 400 and 500 million shares would average out to around a penny per share, whereas if the stock were trading, who knows how high the pps may go under a new management team? Remember, the settlement proves that Intel formally and officially concedes that HDC owns all rights to the SVM-RFE technology. I would surmise that someone at the top has already figured this out, and my assumption is that they are working in that direction. I note that the stock is still listed, yet we are past the 18 month delisting date for being on the Expert market. Is this just an oversight at the SEC, or is there some valid reason for this? Has there perhaps been some private communication between HDC and the SEC? Time will tell. All we can do now is wait and see what the hand of fate has in store for us. Good luck to all!
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