There is a difference between 'risk' and the inability of...

There is a difference between 'risk' and the inability of management to stick to a time line and provide shareholders with a consistent message. This company had no issues staying open for trading when releases were coming out about how great the app was and all the speed savings it would provide - they enjoyed subsequent SP appreciation on all these releases even though the application had not been released.

Now the time comes for real world tests which fail to live up to the hype and the SP nose dives - suddenly they are finding every excuse available to suspend trading? According to the drongos on this forum this stock should only trade when they decide arbitrarily that the application works perfectly and lives up to all the hype (PS. Never).

What happens when they want to release a new version after 0.1.5 - do they freeze the shares again until the new version? The lack of logic and critical thought here is astounding to say the least but I understand how powerful confirmation bias can be. No one wants to admit they are getting played.