It's very possible yesterday's high volume short term top involved lots of trading back and forth between these notorious market makers, that's why the pps didn't go anywhere. I'm sure they both sold and short short, if necessary, to anyone buying.
There's no guarantee, especially given what looks like deteriorating market conditions, they won't try to take it lower, before it invevitably goes higher, of course. If nobody's buying volume, expect them to trade back and forth on the way down, covering each others shorts.
I've been holding and watching them do this since last summer. I went with this thing from similar level down to 30 cents and back here fellas. I've gained a lot back after I thought I was going to lose it all.
I cringe seeing citicorp in there now. They'll no doubt try to do it all over again. Only this time the engine is close to testing and there are sources of big money already vested and others waiting to pounce. I'm still holding free trading shares, but only 20% of what I had a few weeks back, my ace in the hole being a nice bunch of restricted shares I got for consulting work in the dark days of the long shakeout of late '06. It may take time for this to really move out anyway. There's no guarantee testing on the current protype will go smoothly, although I hope and expect it will.
I might be looking to buy more if it moves lower, or consolidates here for a while, something the stock has never really done.
But there could very well be news and a pop tomorrow.
I'm just jaded and appalled that these market makers, with power given by their bosses sending their gonads in an uproar, can kick the pps around like a piece of discared cellophane. For the time being I'd rather not have so much to do with them, so I don't think such negative thoughts about this lame telephone circle gang of lackies for the rich.
Good luck. The engine is much needed and a great hope, and CEO Mike Rouse is a great guy. Give him a call if you haven't already.
It's very cool to find an interested community here!
