rusmart"So EV did a favor for them second times with a recent PP at cheap price of 0.10 (not 0.15). EV gave them more chances, knowing that this guys control (cap) the price, and someone within the company gets 10% finder fee too! See any connection there?"
You have just made an assumption that the people that have sold recently are the people that have just participated in the latest PP. I would not make that assumption. I do not believe that to be the case. Likely a point we will not agree on.
Who cares about the finders fee? If the price was $1 and they raised $600,000 by issuing 600,000 shares as opposed to 6,000,000 shares at 10 cents, the finders fee would be the same. If we are at $5/share and they do a brokered PP for $6,000,000, the broker will get a fee equal to 10% of the shares brokered. I don't see any connection with what you consider to be a cheap PP and a finder's fee. Once again, likely a point we will not agree on.
IMO, hang on to your shares and take advantage of the pause. If there are games being played, they can only be played for so long. We are sitting on a multi-billion dollar asset and have a market cap of only $12.5 million. The market will realize this. I believe if we sign a JV with a large multi-national chemical company, the market will be looking at EV in a whole new light. No one will care that someone made $60,000 keeping the company afloat. No one will care if games were played with the stock price when it was 10 cents.