Unfortunately, this has nothing to do with market manipulation. The market is simply responding to whether the company's platform is strong enough to attract a partner willing to put skin in the game on AXAL or any of the HOT constructs. So far, across the last three CEOs, there have been no takers, which is why the market is responding the way it has. The market was overly generous in giving the company more than $200 million of capital - just look how that ended with O'Connor burning through it with little to show. One could argue the company and O'Connor manipulated investors by recklessly spending their cash and paying themselves unearned compensation leaving investors with next to nothing. I feel like an idiot and have myself to blame for staying in the stock and continuing to believe in the platform.
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