For a company to lose 95% of it's value in two months, there would have to be a misrepresentation of the facts by the company. There were press releases designed to create a buying interest to facilitate dilution, which can now be seen as a premeditated act to deceive. There is a two year long record of the same performance of not delivering on 95% of what has been promised, and outright blatant lies by the CEO recorded on mp3.
More recently, the stock has suffered the worst performance of its history while the CEO intentionally gagged the TA and released a PR about audited financials that now appear not to exist. While I'm not as bullish as you are, I don't agree that you should suggest to people what the best course of action is, or offer advice. Let people make their own decisions on as much information as we can share.
As far as 'bashing' keeping the price down, I'll do my best to warn people who are thinking of buying IBCX. I would rather save someone from a loss similar to mine than keep quiet and sell them my shares. That's just me though, I won't tell someone to buy or not, just share what I've uncovered.
As far as the proposed move to the OTCBB through a reverse merger, it is nothing more that another smoke screen and introduce more shares into our constantly diluted shareholder's equity. IBCX is IBCX no matter what market it trades on, similar to the price of a candy bar at 7-eleven or the local corner store; the value remains the same no matter where you buy it.
If IBCX really had the AFs, they could file them and move to the OTCBB on their own merrits, without the further expense of a merger.
The sentiment turned positive for a short time as it seemed like Hayter might beging performing for his shareholder's rather than himself, but that quickly changed when he was given a chance to prove himself, and did the opposite.
Another question I have, is who is the mystery buy for the restaurants that was found so quickly? Surely if both sides of the golf course deal could be announced long before anything was solidified, then the same should apply here.