Yep, this is a sad situation. The way I see it, the criminals are getting a bit nervous the closer we get to April 7th and Judge Bernstein's ruling. In my opinion...
1. The criminals begin to start covering their naked short position in the days that lead up to April 7th. Realizing that the Judge is starting to put the puzzle together with the help of shareholder's filed motions.
2. The criminals that dumped billions of counterfeit shares into the market will be identified one broker at a time. They plead with the SEC to unlock the global lockdown so they have a chance to cover prior to April 7th. Shareholders not letting their shares go for cheap... causing a nice mini MOASS run.
3. On April 7th, Judge Dora requests the lone file that was dumped on the SEC's desk back in 2009 since they are unable to present any further form of discovery. Judge Dora dismisses case after hearing their last excuse of "the dog ate it." This ultimately leads to a seperate investigation opened to pursue all criminal entities that assisted in the SpongeTech destruction.
4. The criminals retreat to their off shore hedgie town after one criminal starts rolling on another, in an attempt to be reunited with their ill-gotten gains one last time.
"Bad boys, bad boys... whatcha going to do... watcha going to do when they come for you!"
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