supyoscn, you just described DEER IN HEADLIGHTS syndrome;
Yes, NPHC went from .0005 to .007. Those who sold for a profit did well. Those who did not might think that a stock has to go back to previous highs so they never sell the stock at any price effectively losing their entire investment over time. Even worse, some will "average down" throwing good $$ at bad with still no ability to sell at any price or even a loss thinking that previous highs have to return.
In NPHC's case, with dilution ramping up at lower share price and toxic debt increasing not being paid off showing in the 10-Q Friday; the 5,000,000,000 yet unissued shares will still not be enough to cover obligations.
Good luck.
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