Sorry for the poor attempt at humour, although I didn't think...

Sorry for the poor attempt at humour, although I didn't think anyone would think it was rational and take offence.

I'm not sure if it's subject to the re-finance but I understand that SCB still hold 3 c convertible notes. That's the reason I feel there's likely to be a pull-back at 2.5 - 3 cents that I suggested above. Possibly people selling before SCB get the chance to or simply SCB selling some of their new holding.
So it's not all roses and as you suggest Arsenic there are larger players who still have very significant influence. They are short-term effects in my view.