RE:RE:RE:Middlefield's next playGanyman....Agree that Middlefield would like a return to trading at a premium to NAV and a big enough premium to that they could do a raise and at the same not violate regulatory rules. Frankly, I would cheering for that happen as I would then take profits and wait for the SP drop post an overnight offering to reload.
That said and in line with an earlier post, Middlefield IMO isn't a big player in the daily trading of ENS despite the fact that there aren't a lot of shares being traded each day. As such I don't see them influencing the SP and frankly, to your point (and others here) if they were they are being singularly unsuccessful. It would be their interest to get the price up to the magic premium number to do another raise as opposed to having a significant discount to NAV.
Frankly, I see the discount to NAV as being a sea change in the investors of split shares generally. ENS is not the only split now trading at a discount to NAV whereas previous history was a premium like it was with ENS. Why is this happening? I put the blame squarely on Obscure...lol.