The entity/'s which control (or certainly influence) our share price, are apparently timing their current run to coincide with the release of the impending quarterly report.
Their manipulated FUDster's, both here and on the crapper, seem to be endeavouring to create a panicked sell off, coinciding with another tree shake/push down.
Over the past couple of years they have managed to get it down to 15.5 cents for a brief period in September 2024 and again most recently in December 2025.
They had previously managed a low of 14.5 cents, back in October 2023.
Shorting our stock has proven to be an enormously profitable strategy for them, unfortunately for those of us who believe in the promise of our technology.
Railing against it has proved futile, as has, (in my opinion) engaging in continuous agitation against remorselessly negative proponents.
They just wind up perverting the logic presented, turning whatever arguments used against them, back on the originator.
The tide of published opinion does seem to be gradually turning our way however, with more and more reports supporting the thematic of both the advantage and actuality of AI gradually expanding out from the data centres and populating the edge.
PVDM was talking about this and our advantages in regard power consumption, latency, inference and security, years ago, before it became either mainstream or popular to do so.
The development of hybridised systems now seem both certain and inevitable and we are getting glimpses of early take-up in the pioneering fields of both space and military endeavours where cutting edge technology has traditionally been proven out, before more widely used applications are mass adapted and adopted.
As share holders, each of us must decide which course of action is both best and perhaps indeed feasible, given our individual circumstances.
Whilst the time taken to get to here is trying both mine and others patience, I still abhor the thought of tripping at the last hurdle,
and then living the rest of my life in a fever dream, of what might have been.
Good luck to us all, and hope to see you on the other side.
It's been a trip.
