The share price doesn't matter much at this point. The important thing is that all rights are exercised. ie. We want the company to raise enough "new" cash to continue drilling. Action around the stock right now is just the "buzz of mosquitoes." Each investor will do what they need to do, to satisfy the needs of their own portfolios. For example, one of my portfolios is a TFSA (Tax free savings account) The TFSA has a strict set of rules around it. One rule restricts the amount of money an investor can put in on a yearly basis. Originally I thought the rights would come in at 13 per 100. As we know, the rights came out at 23. This created a bit of a problem for me because I didn't have enough contribution room. Because I'm 100% ZN in that account, I had to sell some to raise the necessary cash to exercise my rights. Of course, since markets are driven by buyers and sellers my selling added to the downward pressure. My guess is that others are juggling their portfolios around too. Collectively we created some downward pressure. On another note, I'm really interested in the deepest zones especially with the possibility of a fault trap, being fed from deep fractures on the north, south, east, and west.(pure speculation) jmho