If the company is working on funding with interested parties, but the deal is not done yet, what purpose would putting out a PR serve? It sets them them up for a bigger backlash than were seeing now if the deal falls through. Your point on the A/S is well taken, though I still don’t know who they would sell those shares to. The fact that they don’t see the importance in communicating with shareholders, i.e. returning emails, is the real tragedy IMO, and not that we’ve lost the bid again. We’re supposed to buy on rumor and sell on news, right? We’ve had an onslaught of news, and I think thats exactly what happened but... because we were already dealing with a mammoth O/S and flirting with no bid, the exodus drove us to where were at today. I’m sure a few people made money, and most were just happy to get out without a loss. Then theres the rest of us who either chose to wait it out, or changed our minds a little too late. As long as they’re working towards a legit business and not running a typical pump and dump, then the next batch of news should propel us up a couple points (.0003 or .0004), now that we have a solid base to move up from. Remember, it only took 50 or 60 million to take us from a bid back to no bid.
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