Totally agree — something is clearly moving behind the scenes. And you’re right: SNDD is too tangled to ever trade again, so a new ticker is the only realistic path forward.
And one thing is certain: Klug can’t just take anything private and cut out shareholders. Securities laws simply don’t allow an officer to siphon corporate value for himself without compensating investors — that would be a blatant fiduciary-duty violation and would draw immediate regulatory attention.
At the end of the day, a lot of long investors still trust that Klug will do the right thing, and that whatever comes next will include the people who’ve stayed in the marathon.