Cut and runWith the stock now worth 4 cents pre reverse split it may be an ideal time for management to sit back and wait until it finally gets bid low enough and a major aviation company good at making money can buy it for penny a share.Its not uncommon for listed companies management's to still get bonuses if they sell out while the rest of shareholders get zero chance of ever recovering their losses. Do some research on junior Oil companies that were bought out and you'll see how the jig works.The bonuses and the money the shareholders lose ends up in the new buyers pockets through future increase in their values and share swap rules interpretation in both the buyer and sellers prospective when they formed their companies.All legal as long as it's in the prospective when it was listed.I don't know the prospective of the stock and am not qualified in the legal reading of perspectives so its just an opinion but it may be worth reading it to see if any perks can still go to management if they sell out for a lioss o everyone else