Rainco's 'alternative funding' involves discounted shares for Insiders. Look at the accounts. It spells out how 'loans' are convertible at (what was) a heavy discount to the market price. The next step is to offload those shares when the pps permits. So Rainco has to issue the pumps to keep those'investors' happy. And - obviously - buyers who bought shares dumped by Insiders or flipped by traders want to see the price exceed the cost price. That's only natural. The price will go up - and down - depending on when REVO primes, or closes, the pump. Buyers who expect the pps to rise because of REVO's 'undervalued fundamentals' are seriously delusional. Or pumping like mad.