No one needs to bash this down. A lack of IR, minimal communications with shareholders, a lack of progress in diversifying the business beyond a single customer, and continued pain from the FD debacle in the form of dilution will bring it back down.
The public buys this for 3 or four days after each quarterly report comes out. They either sell it or it doesn't trade the other 225 trading days of the year. As a long term shareholder, one would think you would expect better from your Board and your CEO.
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