If you have savings in this company as a shareholder, you're going to lose your savings. The only people who will make money at this point are the VCs, who by law can't have their "savings" invested in the company. If you're not a VC holding shares at the company you're going to be wiped out via dilution or multipliers in the event of an exit, and god forbid they raise MORE money, because the terms on that deal are going to be pretty rough.

Even if the company manages to turn itself around, older existing shares will probably be wiped out just due to dilution in retaining its executives and share-backed loans, or, again, if it has to raise more money, terms on new money.