Joe, You said "Good luck trying to find a revoked stock that has come back and traded" as though there aren't any.
It must be my lucky day, since there are some, although a relatively small number. This proves that 'once revoked forever revoked' is not an absolute rule.
I don't know who is setting 'fake dates', because it isn't me. (Where did "May 7" come from?) I take note of deadlines, but I've never set a date for WCVC's return to trading.
Yes, it's a fact that WCVC is currently revoked. But it's also a fact that Nixon's company is in business, and isn't an empty shell like most revoked stocks are.
Of course, Nixon may choose to remain revoked, and thus screw his shareholders for good. But that's a choice he would be making, and isn't a choice imposed upon him by the 'universe' of the SEC that revoked him.
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