I will just add this...
Starting around July of last year the SEC went on a tear suspending stocks of companies that were more than a little delinquent in their filing obligations. So when you combine that flood of new cases with the cases that were already in process (DBMM, for example started in May 2017 and continues today) with, now, any coronavirus related delays, revocation proceeding were naturally going to get even more backlogged. I don't beleive they have even closed the books, yet, on those 30 or so companies that they said never even responded to their suspension orders in the first place.
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