If management are not involved in today's volume or last couple...

If management are not involved in today's volume or last couple of days through purchases then serious questions need to be asked if they are committed to not only this company but the owners who are paying their wage IE SHAREHOLDERS. The utter destruction of wealth over last 2 years is only acceptable if it remains short term, so far the only answer to any plan for the future seems to be 'We hope someone will buy us'. Stop talking down the company, start extolling its pros instead of its cons and start doing you job in making sure the share price is an accurate reflection of the company's worth, not the going out of business price it is. Too many directors and CEO's seem to forget that they answer to shareholders, they are not peasants who are an annoyance. Perhaps it's time the shareholders of this company reminded them through phone calls and emails and if need be presenting themselves at the headquarters of that fact.