Lawyers will not post such speculations public because they are merely speculations and they do not want to be proven wrong. However if you talk to them you will know their views.
This is a link of a big lawfirm and they have been reliable and are considered very big. You should also see retrogression trends in EB1. There is a link I saw some time back to show dates archived for past 10 years.
"Beyond December, the State Department is projecting that immigrant visa numbers will remain immediately available for the EB-1 and EB-2 categories for most countries. However, if heavy demand continues for China and India, DOS could impose cut-off dates for the EB-1 category and further lengthen EB-2 waiting periods for those two countries."
http://pubweb.fdbl.com/news1.nsf/9a...85f17871849e9aa285257394006ea540?OpenDocument
Fragmon does not anything new other than what was mentioned in DOS december visa bulletin. We need to wait and see for further visa bulletins. It could turn out on either side as DOS is merely predicted not confirmed though.