Quietcedar, shares are still selling to many who are not aware of the situation but most who are buying are people cost averaging.
If you paid $.10 cents and you spent $1000 for 10,000 shares, people will buy another $2000 at $.003 and get 666,666 shares.
When you take $1000 and $2000 and divide that into the total, you own 676,000 shares, they average down to $.0044
You can now say you never paid $.10 (and look like a fool) you say you paid only $.0044 so if they even rise up to $.005 your in the green.
Problem. The shares sold so you can cost average are being sold diluting the float more and more by the company.
The stock will likely never go to $.005 and if it does drop to $.0005 people will again grab shares to average them down even more buy spending even more money.
As long as cost averaging is done, there will always be shares for sale.
And even if the price did rise to $.005 only a few will be able to sell a few thousand before the MMs drop the bid well below $.003
The MMs will sell and keep the bid low so no one sells and only buys are being placed.
