Any penny stock (which I hope we aren't much longer) with the kind of gains that SFMI has seen lately will draw a bunch of traders and newbies. Traders take profits, and newbies either get cold feet or get stopped out on a stock as volatile as this. That's OK, a certain percentage of every turnover goes into strong hands. There were probably only 60M shares in the float, and a lot of them were already in strong hands. With 5-6 M shares trading a day, I thnk the float has ben seriously reduced. I can imagine what the share buyback program will do.