Yes - I can....  There is a trickle down impact t

Yes - I can....  There is a trickle down impact to a lower trading price.  BY maintaining the support level by say under .02, it make PPs only beneficial to investors if they are offered PPS at .01, which requires more shares to raise capital.  If the share price was a support level of .025 or even higher, then you can offer your PPs at .02, cutting your dilution impact by HALF.  allowing the company to raise more capital.  There is a by product impact to this, see.  What is limiting the allowance of the share price to climb the ladder is both this selling pressure and the lack of buying pressure.  Regardless of the size of the float- given all the circumstance surrounding this listing - every little bit helps.   This does not even address that those scooping shares at .015 in the market to sell for a 100% gain at .03 rather than scooping them up at .025 and releasing them at .05 for that same 100% gain....  There is method to the madness, but none that should be limiting to the logic.