To clarify, the "bleeding" I was referring to was not in reference to the pps, but instead to the dilution that would be inevitable as time went on, long term, with a dropping pps and the company needing to access their financing with GHS.

The pps will do whatever the hell it does in the days/weeks ahead, but in the months/years ahead, it's going way up, and when it starts really grabbing traction, some worried investors are going to finally see the light and be very happy they held on to this.

What happens near term, days/weeks, should only matter to flippers, and to longs looking to load more shares at a discount.