Ann: Successful OHD Cereal Crop Trials, page-581

@Davy Boy, it would be an insult on my behalf to assist someone of your calibrate with understanding what happened there ... but my guess would be, the company is not capable of transferring information to its shareholders. it is not that they don't know what they are doing. The share price is determined by how buyers (not sellers). If investors don't know, or misunderstand information due to how they are presented (accuracy, timeline, etc) then the investors won't be interested in buying shares, the demand drops, the SP drops, regardless of the results ... this is I guess typically the rule with speculative shares. With Bok Choy, the company did not know how to convince the SHs 20% was a good result! They pretty much simple focused on the result and not what it meant for Bok Choy ... specially in the shadow of the 300% wheat results.