I bet they have a deal with the market makers and the company. The market makers took it up to over a dollar first. To regain its Nasdaq listing status. Then Temask unload in the eighties to the market makers. Simultaneously, the market consolidates. Then they push it high, up, up and up. Both market makers and Temask could make big bucks. It's a win win arrangement. The only losers are these private investors who are selling now. If you check their fillings, you will see Temask did not sell when the price is over a dollar. Millions of shares were transacted then over a dollar, they did not sell. Now, they are unloading, why? There must be a damn good reason for that.
