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I understand. I have shares and only stand to lose 70% that amount if it goes belly up. It is painful to contemplate but at least I can bail out if I want. I still hold out in hope - have never been good at limiting my losses. I know I should sell, but there is always tomorrow. I have seen so many sp run ups with this one, I am forever hopeful (and always regret not selling!). But as you say, everyone now knows what is happening so the risk here is even greater than ever. On the optimistic side however, sp has been stable since the trading halt so at least there seems to be a resignation (stupidity?) amongst shareholders that the potential up side is worth the risk. I don't know any more. With the entire market completely dysfunctional I have plenty of other much more respectable companies that are a lot further south.

Interesting the manipulation has returned at the close. Pity they can't pump it a little higher!