I hope that you're right, but the math on this is astounding.
Your example of someone that bought in at $2...say they invested $20,000. That means that they bought 10,000 shares. The exact same shares now cost, what....$20? The same $20k now buys, theoretically, around 5% of the company.
So they can spend $20 and cut their avg cost per share in half.
Or spend $200 and cut their avg cost per share down to $0.18.
Math on the back of a napkin, so forgive me if it's off a little. I'm only saying that if someone is hoping for a comeback, I hope that they aren't still in at $2. In a strong scenario it might be a year before this thing gets back to a penny. Or...who knows...maybe a week. This is a crazy situation.
