Gee, old chap. Lets see......it last traded @ 68 cents after a post-split price of $2.00. That ought to give ANYONE the confidence they need to back up the truck and buy, buy, buy. Yes,sirree.
Just because you loaded up from someone you thought was "desperate" to sell, doesn't make you right just because you are "desperate" to buy.
With Neibert and especially Gerber always ready to hit the Reverse Split button, this beaten down price isn't giving ANY incentive for the Street to take notice. Hence, another good ol' R/S is on the horizon to get us back on the radar screen.
Same old M.O. Same old victims still crowing about how much they own based on communication with management. What did you expect the corporate heads to say? "Yeah, we're going under and things aren't materializing anywhere near as fast as we predicted. Why don't you save yourself, kid, and get out while there's still time. A press release alerting all shareholders to do the same will be out shortly"
I mean, really now.