The share price is irrelevant. Don't let it fool you. How much can you lose if the price drops by 100%?
If they were honest, they should have declared insolvency and given you something for your money.
Instead, they pay themselves high wages drive the company in debt and dispose the business last minute with a bunch of late announcements.
I looked different scenarios in one of my early posts. This one is a lose-lose scenario only because the business is being used by them for non-financial purposes I believe.
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