If Judge Denise Casper throws WDDD all the way under the bus (which I don't think will happen), granting the MSJ, WDDD will re-file another lawsuit with the USPTO corrections in place. Thom Kidrin has stated that. In the case she grants the MSJ, the stock is not all of a sudden worthless, because the merits of the case concerning infringement still stand, but the case is delayed. There is a difference between a case delayed and a case destroyed. I would guess many investors will hit the exits running, but many of us will stay and accumulate their cheap shares and wait for the new suit. I say that in this scenario the price per share drops to .12-.15 or so.
If Judge Denise Casper denies the MSJ (and I think she will), and schedules a Markman hearing (as has been requested by WDDD) to take place sometime in the next 1-2 months, the share price might hit record highs, though I think it will hit somewhere between .35 and .45, with the price/share increasing gradually the closer we get to the Markman hearing.
My prediction (remember: all predictions are a fool's errand, so now that I say this it will surely not pan out this way; and I am a fool for doing it) is she will deny the MSJ, letting us know sometime next week, and will at that time schedule a Markman hearing (since that request has been on her desk for quite some time now) to take place within 3-4 months. I guess the share price settles in somewhere in the low .30's or high .20's prior to the Markman run-up. JMO
