Corrupt management The recent rise to .20 cents was a classic pump and dump. This is basically rinse and repeat time. Management will make as much money as they can and also the financiers are in the same game to short and then pump. This company will declare bankruptcy only when management completes filling their pockets. The latest offer started with $15 million then upped to over $20 million without any regards to dilution. The people who bought the shares ended up shorting, they've made money on the way down and still have their warrants. In hindsight, they should pump the stock to a higher price, then issue shares and use proceeds to pay off entire debt. Issuing shares at these low prices is very dilutive. Since we're dealing with crooked management, they prefer the low price due to the fluctuations that give them the largest percentage increase. A simple 1 cents price change means 10% return. Monty Sikka and Mark Catroppa are both crooks.