If I recall, that terminology was used last year as well.
If a investor is "concerned", as you say, then they need to sell their shares to someone who is "not concerned". One should always find something that meets their comfort level. I hear passbook savings accounts are pretty safe.
I'm not a flipper. I'm an investor here. The current share price is invalid during this litigation period, but does provide a window of time for those looking to capitalize on bargain priced shares. IMO, this is the time to accumulate shares. Lots of DD available - you can lead a horse to water but can't make it drink.
The legal matter is a temporal situation that will be resolved sooner or later. The lawsuit does not change the fact, that EMPM is a subsidiary of Saean Inc. - IMO, the parent company (Saean Inc.) will use this subsidiary for something, sooner or later.
