IMO, after gox, all momentum in bitcoin was lost.  The problem is that the general public who had been wading into bitcoin and which was curious about it, became scared.  When you balance the risk the public sees with bitcoin vs. the benefit they get from owning it, the risk is too high.  As a result, no new money is coming into bitcoin - it's that simple I think, and I believe it may never come back.  

The price will simply grind down to a much lower level bc there simply aren't the needed buyers, and the miners who mine 3600 new bitcoin every day have to cover overhead and they will always be selling.  When there are more sellers than buyers = lower price.  (I think that major miners had been holding off selling after gox to keep the imagine of bitcoin up, and I think there were some major players who tried to prop up the price for a while for the same obvious reason).  But the confidence in bitcoin is gone and it is not coming back except for the hard core bitcoiners (of which I had been one prior to gox's collapse).