Reminds me of CVI, page-31

They're going to try and hold out which could take years to go over 10c again with all the uncertainty and loss of trust. People up-ramp MUS but their only earnings are from the games they play, they sell shares to new victims and pay off directors. People think auctions are instant get rich over night schemes but ignore what is more important, their track record. Their auditor - paid by them - even though exposed them very politely with the report. In the report they wanted to be polite but even so they could not hide the risks and the problems of MUS and they clearly express their warning that if no new victims come to buy new shares then cash flow will make the company kneel.