It's probably not but...grasping at straws...arguably if someone was negotiating a deal with KRY in the billions, it could be argued that a lower share price in the context of imminent bankruptcy might incentivize KRY to settle at at terms more agreeable to the buyer. 260,000 shares to sit on the price at .25\share....actually a fraction of that since they will be trading their position might be money well spent if it saved a billion in the cost of the final deal. Yes..I know....the share price has nothing to do with the value of the underlying asset or our prospects in international arbitration...and the shareprice is being propped up as well as squashed down. Like I said...just making conversation.