I think they have had a fair amount of significant good news on the technical and sales front. The financing has mucked things up, however, further helping the short position, who, by holding and adding to their short position, put further pressure on the downside. Last reported the short position was almost 3 M shares against the float.

I hope Hawthorne turns out to be as good at interesting new institutional investors as he is at honing the technology and making it attractive to Tier-1 customers.

A peep on earnings (guidance) would sure help too.

All things considered, I would rather have the pps under pressure, short term, while the company is improving by leaps and bounds (compared to the KODAK situation just one year ago) .

IF Hawthorne continues to deliver on his guidance from just 6 months ago, this company should be in pretty good shape in 2016.