To make a statement that the company made a "deal" out of desperation, without knowing a single fact, is the type of comment that calls into question judgment. Go get a copy of the complaint, then come back here and tell us what actually happened. From what I hear, the company turned away several deals at that time. Go get the complaint, then speak.
In addition, to further add insult, you imply that because of that deal, that event is affecting where the market is today. I understand ALL the shares that were wrongfully issued have already been dumped into the market a long time ago - hence the lawsuit. There seems to be no more damage those shares can do, so while you think your slick in putting 2 and 2 together, you missed the formula that caused this and therein may you find the real story. Then ask what the CEO will do with the award.
The bid reflects only 1 thing - no awareness except for maybe 2 dozen individuals. I'll wait for the awareness that usually comes with bigger events.
