You could be right about investing now, but even though the price is 2/10th of a penny it doesn't mean it is at a bottom. I see far too many posts saying buy, buy, buy and those following that average down, dilution insurance strategy are providing (for now)a bottom for the stock and a steady flow of cash for the grateful convertible note converters. This doesn't look like blood in the streets imo. If/when the buying is exhausted and the company continues to issue toxic debt the price will reach triple zeros and the dilution rate will accelerate. That would be my definition of blood in the streets and only the truly strong money or truly foolish money will then step in. For now the next step in this toxic scenario would be another new all-time low. It will be interesting to see if that happens or if .0017 is truly the bottom.