"So, I decided to be happy with it and now hope for realism to...

"So, I decided to be happy with it and now hope for realism to come back into the minds of investors. As this company has a very bright future"

Herein lies your problem!

You have no concept of risk management and aweareness.

You were one of the worst of the hype-artists during the suspension and it seems you haven't learned anything from that and the subsequent reality (which quite a few tried to warn you and others about).

On the one hand you say you 'hope for realism' but then you say "this company has a very bright future"

That is not 'realistic'!

What is realistic is, instead, is that this company MAY have a very bright future and WILL have a very bright future as long as it succeeds in x, y and z.

Then you may say "Until then, it is high risk but I accept those risks because the potential upside is great"

That is 'realism' and will give you more credibility.

There was a lot to learn about this end of the market over the last few days. Hopefully some of the newbies availed themselves of that opportunity.

For a start, listening to the subtle but incisive insights of the likes of fluffnymph and understanding that the REAL wolves in sheep's clothing are the ramp-artists. You know, the ones that call others the wolves ('takes one to know one')