TrendSeeker : Short sellers borrowed 5.7 million shares to push the price down to $0.086, using the threat of "delisting" to scare off retail investors. However, MAXN is fundamentally much stronger than FFIE, and in my view, it's unreasonable to consider delisting it. This clearly constitutes a malicious attempt by hedge funds to suppress the stock price, that should be investigated.

TrendSeeker : Order Book Manipulation: Some traders use small trades to influence the order book by creating an impression of buying or selling pressure. This can be an attempt to manipulate market sentiment or trigger certain types of automated trading orders.

TrendSeeker : Everyone is losing money like this, would you sell it for a few cents? The information about the company's restructuring of equity has been publicly released, and the company's cash flow can be calculated at present. Whether there is a loan or not, the project will not be affected. Take a careful look at the information and I don't think you should worry too much. If you still worry about losing everything, it's better to sell. I can only say that everyone has their own tolerance, after all, most retail investors lose money either because they can't handle the pressure or because of problems with their capital chain caused by being fully invested. I hope everyone can withstand the pressure.