It's a common knowledge for a penny stock the ceiling limit is 30 sen up. In other words, 66 sen per share is the maximum for today. 

Of course, it's not going to shoot the ceiling unless another institutional investor were to join Credit Suisse. 

What I'm saying at current prices, the stock is extremely undervalued. 

If investors were wise enough, they'd not be disposing their shares for anything less than 50 sen or above should they wish for their shares to return to levels seen before the 1MDB rumours broke out last 21st May 2015. 

The latter actually was a non-issue as it matters not who ascends or descends the political ladder, the Government's ability to honour its debt obligations remains intact.

                                                                                                                 Ezra, 15 June 2015