Ask Q directly to Ceo (gary froster) and post here, page-39

If you want to be factual, then you are wrong. There is obviously some market interest, shares are being traded, albeit in very small volumes. So almost no interest would be factually correct.

Whether you want to say its zero interest in buying or zero interest in selling might depend upon which side of the bed you wake up from. If you truly want to put some weight behind your message, can we please see some actual facts, some basis for your reasoning that the market isn't interested. Pointing to the share price is admissible as it is a self-fulfilling prophecy.

I think the point you are repeatedly trying to make, is that TSN is a high-risk speculative share. I would suggest most here are aware of that, but I guess someone needs to warn the newbies, thank you for your concern and volunteering in acting as their advocate.