RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:No replies from Investor relations So I'm guessing that's a "Yes", you would rather the prospectus fail. Which would entail either bankruptcy, (which could be a good thing if other entities became interested) or a loan to be defaulted on which would lead to immediate lost of all resources.
The only benefit I could possibly see is that Canadian law would require a third party valuation of corporate resources before allowing RCF to make such a loan. But we all know they've already made just loans in the past and haven't had to jump through such hoops.
So, I just don't get what it is you're after. You're frustrated, you've lost a trainload of money and you're worried about losing a few pennies more. I formed a position at $0.07 per share and doubled down at sub %0.05 -- making me one of those retail investors you say don't exist. I'd say the ONLY thing I'm worried about is corporation slipping into bankruptcy. I am confident that I will earn a very hefty return on my investment unless that happens. Then again, I didn't purchase shares at $0.80 ten years ago.
https://businesslawtoday.org/2017/11/canadian-ma-activity-continues-to-grow-as-securities-regulators-remain-focused-on-protecting-minority-shareholder/