I understand your points. However, the general response to this scenario is the gray market with no bid/ask. True, stocks trade in the grays and can rise and fall, but without a bid system, matching block sizes is difficult. HJOE was always behind fiscally to their fundamentals, we could never dispute that, it's just a jolt to some who thought that they would follow up their words with actions. It's great that they confirmed they are going to remain a public company, but bringing value to the stock in the gray's is infinitely harder then doing so on the OTC exchange.

The only thing a long term holder can hang their hopes on is a resolution and order from a judge that trading can resume on the OTC with HJOE filing the appropriate filings and forms to get out of the gray markert.

If they have any care for people who are concerned with this turn of events, they would do what RMHB did when they got the skull and cross bones and issue a PR and explain next steps. I'm not confident that they'll do so.