I know at the end of the day it means squatt, but asx's...

I know at the end of the day it means squatt, but asx's Morningstar values MMJ now at 0.54, where it was previously valued at 0.44 or so at the start of suspension. So my thinking, when, and if MMJ ever get active again on the market it will increase in value, not decline. I have never owned shares in a company like MMJ, that communicate with holders constantly. Good or bad news they update you with what is going on. Gives holders confidence.