What many forget is that CMGR dilution is based on converting debt at a significant percentage below the current pricing of the stock. This is why selling creates a decline, because there is profit for the seller upon conversion because they bought at below the previous stock price. We do not know how much debt and conversion is going on, but a mere $10,000 loan converted at say 3 cents is 333,000 shares or 67% of the reverse split float or so.