I must have missed the "sell" memo when we jumped to .45. In retrospect it appears (from people versed in these matters) that it was just some big investor getting out. My question to the board is..."how does this work and is there a way that it could have been detected by looking at the stock transactions for that day?" I assume that a lot of volume could have been created to double the share price by using cross trades while expending very little capital on 'net buys' and that this would have tended to create it's own feeding frenzy on the part of uninformed retail morons that still actually have hope that management is not lying to them. Any thoughts would be appreciated. It seems like you can never go wrong if you sell this F'n stock. Seems like a no-brainer to hop aboard the 'sell train' down to around .22 and then buy back in. TIA