I totally agree. What has been going on is a long term shake of sorts, accumulation by the big boys, news blackout (incredible), a lot going on behind the scenes with product developments and management changes, the smart money wanting weak shares, insiders in the know (definitely not retail investors) and it all adding up to a waiting game, more than normal fear and a lot of negative speculation. Good things will accrue to those who can stomach the uncertainty and who are patient beyond almost the extreme. Not for the weak. One principle that might be helpful is that this company is NOT less valuable/attractive now than the pre 2013 crash. IMHO Denner is a financial engineer(pure and simple) and in the process of completing his work. Soon.