The stock is trading at 10K per day. The company is trying to...

The stock is trading at 10K per day. The company is trying to paint the illusion that it is going into full-scale production, whilst only declaring 17 K in funds available. Why haven't they notified shareholders they have accessed the 17 million in undrawn funds they claim they have access to? The company is paying for full-page newspaper adverts in order to give false hope. I suspect they are stone-cold broke, and desperate to create the illusion that they are on the cusp of going into full-scale production, so as to get people to subscribe for the capital raise of 1.5 million. They are not getting a cent more of my money, and I would encourage other shareholders to wait to see if they can raise the 1.5 million before giving them any more of your hard-earned. The company needs to announce they have accessed the 17 million of undrawn down funds, or that they have been successful in raising more money via the capital raise before anyone considers giving them any more. Sometimes these companies do a capital raise then go into admin soon after