In the 'good old days' of sub-penny stock scammage (whenever those were), if a company caught up with even abysmal filings, and put out a PR or two, those 'signs of life' would often, if not usually, generate enough short-term interest to get volume up enough for even a small pump and dump, or to allow current stuck-holders to get out.
It looks like the penny-stock-buying public is now too discriminating. Now people want substance, or big enough lies that look like substance. EGOH hasn't provided either.
EGOH also hasn't tried declaring itself to be a 'pot stock' (which almost always generates stock volume), but perhaps that is to avoid attracting attention by regulators and getting itself suspended after careful scrutiny.
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