If RFG had the capacity to 'repair the damage' they would have...

If RFG had the capacity to 'repair the damage' they would have shown us before now, by immediately responding with the three steps I opined about on 17/12. They haven't. A company is not destroyed by a crisis, but by it's response, and the response has been weak indecisive and stupid, leaving emotional retail investors and traders thinking the worst. Heavily wind assisted by a victimhood mentality media, this stock (and more urgently the management) has been all but left with no credibility. There are real ongoing issues not yet countenanced, and if there is a bounce soon it should not make them even more complacent.

A move back up to over $2? - who cares? - the damage is done. And no one in the company seems to care.

And, yes, I was a holder, now not, and my comments are given in the context of what's good for the company, not short term traders or emotional parties.