I completely support Bernard too.

Of course, manipulators and disinformed shareholders would like Bernard to just shut up, while investors are getting fleeced by illegal actions on the market. Unaware shareholders are easier to fool while they are kept uninformed.

HPQ, like Power Nickel and many other, if not most, small cap companies, have been looking at their share price decrease for months, even when their projects are progressing.

Bernard has already said on a few occasions that he has contacted the market authority with no avail.

Terry Lynch, Power Nickel Ceo, has even founded Save Canadian Mining to fight against illegal market activities.

On March 29, Terry Lynch has announced the commencement of procedures for a billion dollar class action to stop nked short selling in Canada.

On that morning Power Nickel share price was trading at around 20 cents. Since then it went up to 60 cents. A three fold increase in two months.

Power Nickel share price received more normal reactions from the market when releasing news, contrary to what was happening prior to the announcement.

Informing shareholders of what is happening is crucial.