Blue, That is the $1B question. I have been following this company since .89 on it's bounce in 2014 and lost a LOT of money. I actually thought they were trying to profit so I did like Funman tells us he does bought adding at various levels and then it turned below my cost and I held.
I don't believe they are trying to turn a profit and it trades like a slow churn long term pump and dump. I believe the big winner is Frost's Trust out of Las Vegas. A Vegas entity is protected against litigation unless you buy directly from the company or seller in Nevada. I believe Frost shorts against the box without repercussions. Getting in and out of the Russell helps as when they move above a dollar they can become a Russell 5000 stock forcing those Mutual Funds which track to buy. This pumps and heightened excitement which never seems to fade here on this board takes it up until the merrygoround stops. Then it slowly bleeds off until the shorts cover and support runs it back up again.
The BOD and director level execs seem to have an affinity for giving themselves options on no profit quarters. That's a red flag for Buffett and me.
To answer your question. IMO since we had a double top over a long protracted time frame and we have plunged the neckline I believe we will stop around .32, if not supported here. So much so I believe I will load there, if at all. Not trying to scare you, just don't think this company will A) Be bought until the buyer can get accretive earnings and B) Will remain a slow churn buy low/sell high low momentum issue, C) somebody's making money here, but not the common share holder, even the execs holding for the "selling" of the company; ain't happening.
I couldn't believe the President of this company, ole what's his name, Micky Spillane or something like that sold around .66 for a few grand, some sell shares to acquire others. I didn't look that close, so that tells me even he is kinda clueless, then there's Lazy Lampen...no news, not much forecast, boiler plate with tweak 10Qs & Ks. Effin' Lazy!
Another tell is when Acumen tells us he's covered, if he's so inclined. He appears to be a short seller.