Why always ignore the obvious and build up some pseudo reasonable constructions? It's obvious that the market (i.e. all investors and insiders) is not convinced, even after the dividend. If Kenwood would have some skyrocketing informations about his company he would buy like hell, as well as a bunch of other guys. It's that easy. Just because some overinvested guy from Germany is scared to death and therefore hallucinates some fairy tail forecasts, doesn't mean they will come true. Fantasising a SP of 0.2 USD at the end of November... it's ridiculous, 0.01 loonies are far far away.
And the best argument comes always from the guy with logic is name: Because some "pretty smart guys" from GS bought millions of shares this has to be good news. This sounds really desperate, but not so desperate like this post in the CA forum: "the chart still looks good" LOL