The answer to that question is what may be good for us. You can't sell shares or convertible notes if no one will buy. IMO they do something to increase interest so that shares do move.
They probably do. Is the ceo buying those shares back at deep deep discount to take back control of common shares before the next annual meeting? Anyone noticed share price manipulation via printing random shares (always less than 100 shares) at the low bids to close at the lowest share price possible daily? Then they can convert at 60% of those super low closing price?
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