Interesting post. I wonder why they would continue to allow it to trade of it was flagged as a dangerous stock.
It doesn't really seem to me like the law should work like that. It would be like someone dating a convicted felon, getting beat up by them, and the police saying that charges can't be filed because the person had a record. The law was still broken.
If there are still NSS occuring shouldn't a new buyer be party to any litigation regarding the stock?
I do agree that some small limit has to be placed on when a person could have bought and still benefit from a settlement(perhaps weeks). All news leaks and the SEC wouldn't really want folks to front run any positive conclusion to this mess.