That 300 shares at .30 is a perfect example of how someone can control the stock price with very little cash outlay. You can buy 300 shares at .02 above the s/p for $6.00 more. Or sell at .26 for the same  $6.00 difference. Although I'm not sure how that helps anyone to manipulate the price like that knowing it's  just going to go right back to .28 in this particular case. 

Separate thought: I wonder if the drill is gone from Hay Mountain temporarily since we don't seem to be drilling there at this time. I would think it would cost money to keep it just sitting there for any period of time.  Maybe even require extra 24-hour security to have it there? Just wondering and waiting as usual.