RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:This is it... >> The market agrees hence the market cap assigned to them at this time.
In spite of your supposedly being "competant" (in something other than spelling, perhaps... lol) in some aspect of risk managment, it evidently doesn't make you an expert in finance, nor the financial markets (otherwise, you would likely be - or associated with - a financial advisor of some sort.)
The mere fact that this company went public with a reverse merger, trades on the TSX venture exchange, and has never in its existance since going public (that I'm aware of) ever traded as anything but a penny stock, puts this company in a catagory of stocks that the vast majority (meaning, probably something like 98 or 99%) of the market has most likely either never even heard of this company, or if they by chance have heard of it, have never given any serious thought to personally investing in it simply based on any or all of the afore mentioned reasons, much less invest any client monies into it.
So, given your evidently skewed opinion on what (or which) "market" agrees with you and your so call expertise in risk management... what exactly would your "risk management plan" for this company entail or look like? Care to explain?