Ann: HPA First Project Update, page-12

I think what you are seeing there is capitalism in all its glory.

The broker that was buying the 1.95m shares after the close, probably preferred to pay 0.385 than pay the open price of 0.425 - they may have got a bot to work the price down during the day and saved their clients a bit over $70k.

It's a nasty-looking candle but I wouldn't be surprised to see it pop back at least into the mid-'40s by the end of the week - depending on the 4C of course.

Most of Credit Suisse's money would be a proxy for their client accounts and not Credit Suisse themselves. I generally suspect Regal when this kind of thing happens to A4N but there is no way to know.

On a happier note, we'll have a product shortly, which some of us have been waiting a long time for - the comms and execution from this team have been very impressive for a long time now.

Good luck all.