It's as I said before, institutions and companies do not care or want retail involved with a stock, as retail will not hold long term and in some cases can road block a public company. Big money will swing it, but the bulk of shares are/is locked up, hence the nice runs the otc has had in the past few years.
It's no different then any other stock, in reality, but I agreed its amplified with this stock.... for a reason. Imo the history here plays a huge role with certain "bad actors" that have been involved previously. That had left a bad taste in management's mouth. So don't always blame the company when the same shit is done on the retail side if things. I'm not condoning what has happened with the dilution, as I see both sides, but ultimately long term, I know for a fact, the longest of longs will be fine.
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