It can't possibly go to $ .03.
That price would be equal with the worst
prices seen in the old DCUT days ( except $ 0 ).
1x2 was the old bottom for years, which would
translate into $ .02 x $ .04 with the 1:200 split.
The old DCUT was worthless, but SFMI at least
has a future. There has to be SOME premium for
that. Besides, even shell companies have purchase
valuations in the current SFMI bid-ask range
( the current price has a $ 1.4 million market
cap ). So, downside risk gets relatively small
at the current price for SFMI.
I, for one, would never have imagined that the
price could fall this far. So, I have been
buying. Maybe I am wrong, but I think the current
price is ridiculous, and absurdly cheap.