There is a big difference my friend... The last time the stock dipped, there was an active SB2 SEC filing and there was conversion of debt to shares by Cornell... There IS NO SB2 or S8 FILING, and the DEBT TO CORNELL is being bought back.
Posting comparisons to October now, is meaningless, and making up arbitrary buy points like 006 - .0051, absolutely doesn't make any sense to me... We know the source of selling was Cornell last time but the SB2 is finished.. the PAYOFF TOTALS, including interest and penalties are published in the 8K filing.
Do you really believe there are longs that would let their shares go that low? The only reason shares were sold that low before was because Cornell could then use tje lowest price as a benchmark to use for conversion and purchase of 5% more of the outstanding shares...
That is finished... done.. and if you can't understand this by reading the filings, then I don't know any other way to explain it.
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