Let me play devil's advocate. Geig depends on investors selling the stock when it goes up.
Something like day traders would do. I suspect that if most of everybody sells their position in geig, Berry will then raise the share price, and start the cycle for looking for new sucker investors to rob all over again.
million shares cost 200.00. If investors hold on to the stock, Berry can't raise the share price, and will have to file for bankruptcy, and may have trouble trying to get an inverted stock split.
The share are at par value of .0001/share, so if the price goes below .0001/share berry, and his management staff will have to pay the difference out of their pocket.
So if Berry is going for an inverted stock split, he will also have to invent a new negative par value into the dark regions of the penny.
If large buys were made in the .0001/share area, the game would be ending, and push Berry to come to market with the generators, or file for bankruptcy.
If Berry is knowing ripping the investors of GEIG off, then this madness has to stop, and stop it now.