Sorry, to be so blunt, but it's way past time for some still holding and still posting to start acknowledging the reality that wottons' responsibility only cares about the company, whatever that means to him and existng shareholders need to own up to they are the only ones that can look out after and care about themselves. Failure to do so, just comes back to the individual investor.
Sorry, but there's no excuse to keep whining and carrying on when for the last couple of years all an investor had to do was to constructively digest company SEC documents and assess other things like failed secondaries and dramatically deteriorating share price to realize Ocata is in very, very serious trouble as an investment by any objective assessment.
Blind hope and bitching and not sound fundamentals for staying invested, are far too often a formula for failure.
