Bertjan, let me give you my five cents. First volume is low. That means 80 million shares hardly change owner. Good news people do not want to sell. Bad news few new buys. Little volume drives price. LPC may OWN 4,99% of LWLG and needs to deliver cash against shares at marketprices. Two consequences 1. surplus shares/ownership above 4,99% are sold in a low volume market ( drives price down) 2. LPC has an incentive to drive SP down to lower its average SP for their 4,99% ownership ( maximizes potential upside in case of succes). As is often said, the moment we find a partner or funding because of commercial activities this may change dramatically.