anyone, page-45

At least they are using numbers to justify their "ramps".

Under "normal" circumstances MAK could possibly be on its way to who knows where, but in this environment ppl are not interested, they want results. They want to invest only if it is safe - well, let us know what is safe!

I am replying because I believe SH should be concerned about the sp - the higher it is ventually the less dilution will occur in a placement or the easier it will be to attract investment/funds. I don't feel the dropping sp is good for anyone other than those wishing to buy in at a lower prices and therefore I can't believe these posters who have nothing to say other that create more uncertainty.

Well, I suggest ppl look at the numbers, then decide what the downside risks are and what the potential upside is - make a decision on that, rather than on down-rampers (or so called "disinterested parties") they could easily only be interested in getting MAK cheaper!