l am still holding as well, which is just as well because l...

l am still holding as well, which is just as well because l couldn't unload all my shares right now because there are not enough buyers. In all my years of investing, l have never seen the buy side dry up like this, even in some dogs l used to hold. Clearly there are very few investors that believe the PIQ story will end well, maybe down around 25 or 30 cents they will all come out of the wood work and give it a punt. Hopefully we will not see that scale of carnage but the market is definitely giving this stock a wide beth. When a SP tanks like this in a public Company, l firmly believe management have a duty of care to reassure investors with some kind of press release. I know Allan Joyce has been very vocal throughout the pandemic, as was CEO of Flight Centre. Despite recent arguments that aportion causation beyond management contol, l still think doing or saying nothing sends the worst possible messages out to the investment community. Maybe unintended messages, but non the less, ones that can easily be construed as managers that simply do not care or managers that are clueless about what to do. The continued downward trajectory tells me this is what is being interpreted. Shame about that. If the test is any good, l still hold onto the belief a commercial deal with a multi national will be struck. Plan: try not to look at the daily SP and come back in 6 months.