I'm not sure how much sense it makes in the present time, but there are a few things Nielson could do to boost shareholder confidence such as share buyback (seems to work only short term), retirement of any old debts, reduction of salaries, or any agreements that management will not sell any stock until we hit 2 dollars or a higher exchange. I know some of these sound rather absurd but this is the OTC and most investor behavior here is pretty ridiculous.  I feel the retirement of old debts and possibly the not selling of shares at a certain goal will restore the most confidence.  The latter being the biggest since it shows pure confidence from management.  Currently, Nielson cannot sell part of his shares until the 0.20 price limit.  That goes a long way, but can you imagine if all of management agrees to do this at a much higher limit?  That might be the kind of move that'll make investors do a double take and stick it out long term.