RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Share price bleedingAirman you seem to be very confused. There's whining or there's asking that the company release any material changes that could effect shareholders via a news release such as new contracts booked. And you're 'grow a pair' comments are very immature.
Investors purchase shares (or sell) based on company prospects which are gathered and analysed through official company releases and public relations. I shouldn't have to remind you that's that how markets work. The reason this process is used is due to companies never knowing when they just might need to dilute further to aid growth and it helps attract institutional investors that further bolster growth through the publicity that garners. It's obviously more advantageous to have a higher share price than to issue shares at a major discount when funds are suddenly required.