Most have been holding since the Spring through compliance and the reverse split, and most that are still here after the June drop are either bagholding and/or scalping and averaging down or day trading and shorting. The company is positioned for a breakout in 2020 with expanded reach with its products and services leveraged from Harvard and Yale research, and with substantiated revenue this will hold well above the 2s. The company’s necessity to leverage funding has held this stock down along with the simple fact it was easy money on the way down. With an impending expansion of contracts, if they produce positive revenue, this could be a game-changing industry-leading company.