It's all up to the Receiver who, per court order, must inform stockholders at least 10 days before he takes any action to sell or license the patent. If the stock is still trading we will see jumps to unbelievable levels. At worst, CLYW owes legitimate creditors perhaps $10M, and the Receiver decides who is legitimate. The Daic "settlement?" Up to the Receiver as to which parts, if any, are valid since the judge ruled the BOD was "illegitimate and unelected" and thus could not sign anything for the company. I've been a long since 2004 and the fact that things will finally resolve this year is a wonderful breath of fresh air.
