I want to see him burn very slowly, but not the company itself....

I want to see him burn very slowly, but not the company itself. It would be just as unjust to the shareholder who hold now if the court allowed the company to sink as the lies that allowed the Doc to profit at the expense of those who fell victim to them. The company should be allowed to have a crack at turning this ship around without the uncertainty of this case hanging over it. I think this case has been a major deterrent to new investors along with the Doc's past conduct. With both no longer in play (the prosecution and the Doc) there is opportunity to see what potential can be realised.

I've stuck around this far, so for me I feel it's worth giving it a chance with a clear path ahead. Now it's up to the new management to make something of it, and they will have very few excuses to fall back on if they can't take steps forward from here.