I think it's simpler than just a bunch of malicious financiers trying to get their money back at the earliest possible time - although it sure appears that's exactly what's happening. Rather, there simply isn't enough demand to sustain a higher price that would allow those investors to sell their shares more rapidly and with less impact on the total OS.
So, I think our biggest enemy right now, is lack of communication from the company.
On the other hand, I've also seen games played by competitors and potential investors - who give out negative info and bad vibes on the boards while simultaneously shorting a company... just to make it hard for a start-up to get the capital they need to execute their strategic plans.
Who knows what we have going on here. But, until the company comes out with some credible news on their patents, new products, key partnerships, achievement of profitability, or an acquisition, we Longs are STTucK.
AIMO,
