A scenario like this one is what I fear will happen with EDT
I just copied an article (below) regarding a takeover that occurred with another company. I changed the names of the companies involved to X and Y, but it's really easy to understand that the efforts made to push down the price of our stock might well result in retail shareholders being cheated in the end. So any calculations based on a normal situation where the price of a stock appreciates in proportion to the successes of the company might just be raising hopes for nothing.
"Little Guys" Fight X Buyout."
According to the article, angry at what they say is an unfairly priced takeover attempt by Y, more than three dozen small shareholders of a Canadian biotechnology firm, X Inc., are trying to band together to block Y's deal to buy the company. On a website set up by a X shareholder, investors claiming to own nearly a million shares have vowed to vote against the $zzz million Y takeover disclosed last week, calling it "ridiculously low," a "sham,'" and a "cheap sellout" driven by collusion among X insiders, Y, and a billionaire investor.
Although a shareholder website is unusual, Bob said the small investors were unlikely to have much sway. "They may be able to agitate enough and get the board members of X to go back to Y and ask for another couple of pennies, but beyond that I'm not confident they're going to do much," said Bob.