Once Day3 price falls below IPO price, their main shareholders which there are 4 private companies owns 75% shares will start sweating. From the day of public-listing, their chairman, CEO, FC sold their pink form shares on day One at twice the price of IPO. Then on day 3, Dayoffspring offers their shares for sale. Day3 share price dropped like a stone. Day3 is making money out of tax exemption for five years. They are hoping that government will extent their tax exemption another 5 years which is unlikely. Once Parliment refused to give Day3 another 5 year Tax Exemption, things will get interesting. In the end, Day3 like any other IT companies e.g. Revenue, Sedania, AWANTEC will struggle. They know this.