But everyone else would be trying to sell if such a pop were to occur. FWIW, such a pop is unlikely IMO.
Some are willing to sell at lower levels than others (even if they take a loss) because they foresee a dilution death sprial down to no bid.
With a stock diluting like this, trying to get your money back may be unwise. Sometimes you just have to cut your losses.
I advise using SSPT as a case study in learning about such situations.
SSPT also bought a subsidiary from CLDR, which was then named GuestTek (GESM). The subsidiary was GuestMetrics (GM) and the 2 execs of GM became the top 2 execs of SSPT as well as its BOD.
They embarked upon the same path as the execs of EnableTS did when they took charge of MMUH. They increased the A/S, filed a Form D under exemption 504, increased the O/S and then began massively diluting the stock. They diluted as many shares as possible until the bid evaporated and the ask went to $0001.
IMO, MMUH is headed for the same fate.
Market Data 
Markets 
AI
