There is only one simple answer: time & increase of approval in several countries.
Stock split 1-10 Open High Low Close
Low 10/19/1998 $15.00 $15.00 $12.50 $12.50
High 11/19/2001 $268.50 $281.00 $265.10 $279.70
1/10 stock split actual value$26.85 $28.10 $26.51 $27.97
Profit $15.47
123.76%
So if you take $0.46 X 123% =$1.0293 after 3 years , that was the best they could do in 1998 after 3 years + 1 month
Please correct me if I am wrong or if my math has flaws.
A buyback right now makes no sense , because there is no volume and it would take for ever
for AMRN to get the $50 million Completion. When the stock is above $1.00 and the volume goes back to $5 to & million daily
as it was last year in November and this year in march ( some days), then should startt to buyback.
Only the nickel & dime approach as some say will work. Once we reach a dollar the delisting goes away
and hopefully additional sales come in from newly approved countries. I do not believe that institutions will
wait until the price is $5 to buy into the company. Once they see substantial additional sales realized (I see the 13 F filings for
the 3rd & 4th Quarter and some of the institutions are buying shares at $068, $0.90, Kynam Investments, BNP Paribas, etc.
just to name a few.
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