Financing Was Obvious and Inevitable Wow, you guys have hyped yourselves into a conspiracy theory that Shareholders and the Boston Group was massively shorting the stock. That didn't happen. Acumen was to announce some preliminary clinical result on a Monday before market. It looks like Promis knew that and also issued a press release on the same morning with a positive spin as to how they compared with Acumen. The trading activity was wild. You do remember that on two prior occasions PMN surged way higher and then lost momentum. I assume the same group jumped on this once again and sold the stock short. If any insiders sold the stock short they would be in big trouble. Many of these insiders have mandatory reporting requirements for any sales or purchases. They were also aware that financing was right around the corner and that there was a blackout on selling. There is also a 60 wash sale rule that applies to selling a stock and buying back the same stock within 60 days. Why would officers, directors or billionaire shareholders risk everything to do such a risky thing. The other thing to consider is that earnings were announced a couple weeks later which also prevented any insider trading. The earnings/balance sheet showed clearly that financing was needed and quickly. You guys are crazy and you are manufacturing a conspiracy theory that is not substantiated by any facts.