They are willing to raise money at any price to get the last...

They are willing to raise money at any price to get the last drop of the juice from the market. If needed, they will consolidate shares and continue to offer large discounts and free options. They may give up if they think they can't get more out of the market. You have a better chance of making money from playing roulette at a casino IMO At least, you wouldn't risk a lot of money playing roulette knowing that it's gambling or just stay away all together. If it was a charity, you would just give enough money for the cause and get tax deduction.

Directors won't buy shares on market. Why would they? They will be partially paid in shares cheaper than the market price. If it stays at 0.9c, they will get shares at around 0.8c. If it goes down to 0.8c, they will get shares even cheaper. It's been set up so the average holder keeps losing IMO.