Not really. The most one might get I do believe is your initial investment, not it's fair real world value.
So if you invested $2500 then that is what you might get back. Perhaps a little more (I heard thrown around a figure of about 2-3 times what most people got in at - which was the closing pre FS price of around $7). So maybe you get back $7500 then.
I actually talked with a cousin who is a lawyer 2 years after the fact and he talked with his friends. General concensus (after they quit laughing) was not nearly enough $$$ for a lawsuit. Heck even arbitration seemed at best a wash (and who says you would win even though it is clear you should). If you talked to regulators about it they all pointed fingers to other organizations and all stated "it's the pinks, what did you expect". <How about some rules>
So the value of the Mona Lisa is 1/10th of one cent!
Just like the Mona Lisa is priceless so is the ONE share that was sold 138,000 times in advance of the 3,000,000 to 1 FS. The OS was only 33M and the Max OS was 100M.
So in theory, all shares in excess of 33 shares had to be bought back off the market. That is 138,000 shares to be bought of the market with a maximum float of 23 shares.
The problem grows exponentially after the 3M to 1 FS since now there are many more shares and the minimum price is .0001 or $300 pre FS.
In this market FAIR and JUST do not matter. We live in a CORRUPT SOCIETY very similar to ROME in it's latter days.
So dont bank 100% certain on fairness with RCCH even if you are in the right. The foreign thing really throws a cog in the big wheel however! Sure hope that causes immense pain for the big POS on WStreet.
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