The reason you don't sell right now at $4.50 is because the option value on this company is still a lot higher than that.
I don't know what the chance on appeal is, but let's say it's 25%. 25% of $20 (minimum) is $5.
(The judge's whole argument rests on three small Japanese trials, from which she cherry-picks the three relevant effects -- lower trigs, no LDL-C increase, no Apo-B increase. There were other trials that did not corroborate the last two effects. Will this hold up on appeal? I have no idea.)
The chance of broad approval in Europe is 90% and that 11-year exclusivity has to be worth at least $10 -- maybe $15.
So this is a reasonable option at $4.50 per share.