It was a mistake to be Bullish on it. During the price surge, I held onto a share without selling, and then made a Buy operation during the decline. The result was buying more and more, and of course, losses also increased significantly. There is nothing noteworthy to describe, the only slightly positive factor is reducing the cost from 1.5 to 1.44. 🙏🙏

Starting from today, the stock price surged 📈 to over 2 dollars.

iii) The definition of 'purchase price related to any delivery date' is the lowest trading price of common stock on the five (5) consecutive trading days before the delivery date multiplied by 90% (previously 85%), and (iv) the number of stock options related to commitment warrants is reduced from 20% of the commitment amount to 15%.

Regarding the price or pricing rules for alumni capital purchasing stocks in the company. Does anyone know and can provide guidance? It wouldn't be priced at 50 cents, would it? Otherwise, how could it plummet to the extent of bankruptcy.

If the series of news released is true, there is no problem with the stock price surging to $10. The current market performance is summed up in two words: not trust.

Not buying back again?

It's obviously about to take off!