safe harbour, page-6

Sure it's going down on resumption; we all no that, but if it had resumed trading today it would have been absolutely crucified, whereas if it comes out when things have (hopefully!) rebounded somewhat it won't get hit quite as hard. It could mean the difference between, say, 10c today and 15c in a fortnight. Mind you, the longer they stay in the shed the more chance of some seriously good news, which may ameliorate the punishment to some degree. Maybe those holding no stock are willing suspension end ASAP so they can fill their saddlebags at bargain basement price. IMO this is anything but a penny dreadful stock with no realistic prospects, though some seem to want to convince us they are.