I'm not in invested in MWWC, because I believe its far from the bottom. I know that 1M shares this morning were valued at $2,400. Right now those same shares are worth $1,900. In effect I'm $500 better off by doing nothing (waiting for the bottom). 1M shares at $0.0005 will be $500 -- $1,900 from the opening price this AM.
Every time someone props the price up temporarily it collapses due to new shares entering the market. Until a bottom is hit, buying now is a losing proposition. That's money one could spend on themselves, their family, or even to acquire more shares of MWWC once its bottomed. Those are choices and no-one is forced to buy high.
With respect to industrial production: It takes time for business to ramp up and move from a non-profitable position to a profitable one. Even at that point, there's no guarantee Management will buy back the fresh O/S. I asked that directly last week and received no response.
In the interim, there's lots of damage (cconvertible debt) in the pipeline, so the share price will continue falling because the debt will be converted to equity.
If the TA is gagged you can bet it's not in the shareholders best interest.