Since you asked, I'll just say for the same reasons of logic that I have explained to you when BRTXQ (now BRTX) was in the .000s that hit a high of .0464 per share. Since you asked, "compare and contrast" with DGTW and I'm sure you will see that DGTW has far less debt so it is actually better positioned for growth if you really want to be technical about it. BRTX might have a better operations than DGTW, but that is really unknown for now until we see the upcoming Plan of Reorganization (POR).
DGTW must really care for their shareholders just how BRTX cares about their shareholders since both have made the decision to 100% keep the common shares intact. There's nothing wrong with that. Wiping out shareholders would have put you in position to lose the trust for future shareholders buying and believing into you as a company. Keeping the common shares 100% intact allows you as a company to have a chance to grow a family of investors to believe in what you will be presenting in the future for your Plan of Reorganization (POR). Having investors believe and trust in you as a company is what any stock that has been successful in the market always had in order to be able to grow and become prosperous. Those companies that have done right by their shareholders... have become the most prosperous. DGTW is doing right by their shareholders as evident by their actions.
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