Ann: Director Appointment/Resignation, page-16

If you take the traditional dividend discount valuation model there still needs to be a dividend paid at some point. If people don't believe the numbers or that a dividend will ever be paid the implied valuation under this model is zero. If those people are right then the stock isn't oversold, it is overvalued by infinity... Comes down to belief structure and these issues with disclosure and lack of regard for shareholders has presently spoken and if that is not arrested you could easily lose more. I'm not saying that's the case, but buyer beware, if it quacks like a duck and walks like a duck you might just want to check whether it is in fact a duck. It pays big time to be eyes wide open.

A new investor that invests now could still lose their shirt, no rules say the stock has to go up, particularly if there are in fact any shenanigans going on that many many people before have hypothesised might be going on ...There are virtually zero actions in recent history that have been non-related/close shareholder friendly and many that have been detrimental. Personally, my stop loss got me out with a very small loss having already made some profits, and I have had the opportunity to redeploy that capital to make an immeasurably higher return with much lower risk than I would have had a kept any amount of my portfolio invested in XPD. I only post this as a corollary point of view to perhaps give potential investors a moment to reflect before they might invest their hard earned cash into what so far has been an absolute dog.