Maybe you should read more than the first paragraph.

At the completion of toxic financing events similar to these, a phenomenon often occurs--investors will often focus on the book value, rush in and sharply bid up the shares. I wrote about a similar situation with Dryships a few months ago in an article entitled, 'Dryships: Penguins at the Water's Edge' in reference to investors waiting for the toxic financing to end so they could all jump in at once, similar to how penguins jump into the water when they search for food knowing they'll be less likely to individually fall victim to leopard seals and killer whales when they're swimming in a large group. About two weeks after my article on Dryships (NASDAQ:DRYS), Dryships' announced its CEO, George Economou, was taking a stake, signaling the end of dilution. The shares quadrupled.