RE:RE: PLAUSIBILITIESCiao, don't think that is what's taking place here. Don't forget that the SP jumped about .20 cents on news of the financing, so there was a lot of shares traded north of .80 cents and climbing the latter to the high of .99 cents. Nothing more than tax loss selling in my humble opinion, the failed or delayed P.P. has caused many to jump ship.
Long term thinkers will stay put for the most part, if and when contract news comes, currently most are expecting good financials some time between now and the end of the month. New money should return if the results are good, and should settle down the tax loss selling, providing they are released early.
AGM next week, no doubt there will be questions asked about the P.P. fiasco. Don't expect any answers though, but who knows. GLTA