I respectfully disagree in this instance.  That is because sub-penny stocks with big numbers of shares and low volumes are often the targets of pump and dump scammers.  They have no interest in the target company other than it being a tool to steal money from others.  All they see is the big share count and tiny volume.  They don't know what the company business is, nor the names of any of the officers, or even if the company is producing anything or not.  

This is what my "Spidey sense" tells me about the LBSR trading in the last days - one big spike in volume with no follow-through the next day, meaning that the scammers are gone.  Some of the abused became hopeful about the spike in volume, and they are keeping the price higher for a while as volume retreats, eventually along with the share price.  We've seen this before.  

I could be wrong, certainly, but I'm not going to bet on it.