I think the Stock Grunt DD has already played out. SPRV will not be able to invest $100 million into the Turks and Caicos. They weren't able to buy, or complete a merger for a $14 million building last year. They still have no assets, and no revenue. Stock Grunt, from what I remember, was making the claim that because some real estate companies were investing in the Turks and Caicos, and they were involved in SPRV financing deals, that SPRV was going to be involved in that project. That claim is just not reasonable. So, I think the Stock Grunt pump and dump is done, at least for now. If they really are interested in real estate, there are lower scale options available that they can pursue, and might be able to manage given their financing abilities, which are minimal at the moment. How much do you think they can reasonably finance, given no assets and no revenue and a fair amount of debt?
As to the other question, there does appear to be a trading range between roughly 0.001 and 0.003, though the last pump didn't get that high. So, it's reasonable to suggest that there is another run coming, though the stock volume has been less lately, so the interest seems to have died down, so it might not go up to the same levels this time. However, given the recent action, it's no unreasonable to think the stock might do that again. Of course, 0.0001 is still on the table, though 0.001 seems like fair value at the moment, as that's about the value of the company before the reverse split.
Good luck.
