Heres the thing guys. CLYW being a pink sheet stock, it is not "traded" like most stocks that are listed on an exchange. So what this means is this, when you want to buy some, you are not necessarily being matched up with a willing seller. You are most likely buying shares held by a maker in this stock. That is why we can't often get our orders filled when we want a limit price.
If they don't feel like selling at that price they let us twist in the wind. That is why this is kind of an artificial price. And get THIS. I was reading my brokers terms today about trading OTC stocks and they said these are traded by PHONE CALLS. I couldn't believe it, and this is ameritrade. So i picture my limit buy order sitting on some jerks desk while he finishes his latte. They also mentioned fraud and the illiquidity(caused by the above).
All the more reason to get this listed where willing buyers and sellers are matched electronically. Thats why I asked about total shares traded and buys and sells, because in a day with this stock either sells or buys by the public would not match up because its just coming from a stockpile held by the few market makers.
Thanks asnap, but clyw produces zip at that interesting site.