A quick look at a chart suggests to me that CHK just experienced a dead cat bounce. We'll see what happens next. Nothing ever goes straight up, or straight down.
Here's the point you seem to be missing. Well, one of the points you seem to be missing. After the forward split in 2003, CMXK was trading at 0.001. So if you actually bought it then, and sold at the peak during the very brief run (and I'm sure you're one of those people who always claims to have bought at the absolute low and sold at the absolute high), you lost money.
No matter what happened, there were no 22-baggers involved. For anyone. That was your original idiotic assertion.
I enjoy doing research. Why does that bother you so much?
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