Alright, picking your brain here then — let’s say the stock was trading and jumped to .50 as has been postulated here. It’s not going to stay at .50, it’s a pump, it’s going to go back down nearly as quickly as it came back up. Then what? Maybe he offloaded 100m? Maybe more? Isn’t it a much less complicated option to take a dividend and not have to mess with the OTC? No pump and dumps, no MM manipulation of the share price, no SEC filings, no otc BS. It’s the gift that keeps on giving rather than losing his position in a company that has no other earnings and dealing with a market known for its volatility?
