honestly, I'd like to believe that management has a plan, and one of the plans is buying shares while it is this cheap. But at what point do they stop buying, once they have the tradable float? If so, they should just announce, we have a NSS'ing problem, we are addressing it by buying the tradable float and then contacting the SEC once the entire tradable float is secured by management. The shorts will either take off running, or management will get to buy it back at these levels.
Plus, they will gain the confidence of the spng investors and I am sure more of us would buy more if we knew that was the plan, so we'd really be sticking it to those short selling..
just a thought... never liked secrets...