His silence proves what everyone has come to learn
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When he has said things, it has been babbling incoherent tweets and shareholder letters with forward looking statements (constant use of the word should, as in, you "should" see the PL2 ads next week, but not you WILL see the PL2 ads next week), and all of it has proven to be total bunk.
So, what's to say? More bunk that the market has become too smart to take at face value and will ignore?
The only thing he could do to appreciate his share price (for the sake of toxic debt, not shareholder value) is actually produce verifiable, legitimate business.
The conversion terms of the toxic notes, the amount of toxic notes, and the silence, are proof that he hasn't.