Let me put a different question out there, (to which I have no idea of the answer, I'll try to phrase it without implying I have a view) - if it has previously been in the interests of the convertible bond holders to suppress the SP by whatever mechanism, is it now in their interests to continue with such tactics, or neutralize further manipulative activity and allow the SP to find it's true market value, or now take proactive measures to move the SP higher than 10c? Yes, there is an assumption in the question that manipulation has occurred, I don't consider that unreasonable.
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