Caveat emptor sharks. Can't in any way subscribe to your first outlandish statement. IMO, there are two distinctly different "shareholders", those who invest in the long term potential of the company and those that want a quick quid.
IMO, those in the former category, who still hold albeit seeing a distinct deterioration in the SP, have not seen a distinct deterioration in the performance of the company and its management, THE purpose of their initial and possibly ongoing investment(s).
Whereas, those punters who are looking for quick returns, which obviously did not occur with CM8, bailed out, supported by SI's who's time frames elapsed, and THAT, not, the performance of managements or CEO, have been the principal cause of the SP crash.
THAT is now being unwound and IMO, those who saw the big picture and invested accordingly will have the last laugh and those that sold purely because of impatience will rue selling, most likely, at a loss.
This SP should recover very quickly once the market and genuine investors see that debt being reduced and be able to judge the company and its CEO purely on performance, of which I remain very confident. Thus my "support".
This has never been a ST punter's company and those who were sucked in with all of those incredible ramps early on can only blame themselves for not having a MUCH closer look at the product and of its management. DYOR!!!!!!
In this case, I remain supportive of the CEO and do not change my mind in any way regarding opportunistic, get rich quick, "shareholders" punters. My sincere apologies if that offends anyone.
Let's see who is proven to be right. Soon know and it's happening as we speak.
CM8 Price at posting:
15.0¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held