Either way it's continued trading seems awfully od

Either way it's continued trading seems awfully odd. Just an observation and not to say things won't go as planned. Maybe just some really ballsy traders walking a fine line? If I remember correctly I remember seeing something in the neighborhoodof a 1 for 10,000 split. Not the type thing one should buy into. With a split of that significance anyone buying now would still be looking at a 50% loss if the price did hit that $2.50 target. I'm not knocking the split because if this plan is to work than it's 100% necessary. That and the fact that no one was caught off guard. They gave everyone fair warning, and they did it multiple times in multiple ways. What really confuses me, lol and I don't expect an answer. How is it there are approximately 250 registered shareholders (that part I get) and between 550 to 850 shareholders in street name (which blows my mind)? Even if you were to cut that number in half for whatever manipulatative reason you can think of...how can that many traders/investors/whoever not see having their shares registered a good decision. I don't care how many times you divide that number to factor in manipulators, those not monitoring their positions or even the straight up dumb. The number of those that didn't ask for those preferreds simply doesn't make any sense what so ever.