It has actually done worse than I thought it would. Usually, suspended stocks can put on some type of small rally within the first two or three days as those stuck in the scam try to average down thinking they might be able to trade their way out of the mess. (Spongeheads actually rallied their stock back to its pre-suspension price before it slipped down to zero in the following months)
This one hasn't been able to do that at all. Maybe people are getting smarter these days after seeing that in almost every single case, the suspended grey sheet stocks end up at .0001 in the end.
Or maybe it is just the fact that this is a collapsed pyramid scheme and the Monks Den illegal operation has been outed and is now powerless to suck in new meat for the grinder.
We are apt to shut our eyes against a painful truth... For my part, I am willing to know the whole truth; to know the worst; and to provide for it. --Patrick Henry, Patriot and Hero of the American Revolution