Thanks for the explanation. The thing that's hard to process is, pretty much all those purchases over $2.00 a few weeks back, were not "real". It was only 100 shares bought/sold by one individual who was obviously and intentionally inflating the price. As soon as there was much more than 100 shares trading from that one individual, that one person could not inflate it, and the price plummeted to $1.00. Also odd a few weeks back, When the bid/ask was $1.00/$2.00 (not actual but an example), a single person would make like one trade at large numbers for several day up to that weird $9.00 mark. Don't be fooled, to use anything over $2.00 as a guide point would probably not be accurate. There was something very fishy going on during that bubble. It looks like a few lucky "civilians" were able to catch some $3.00 (ish) trades on the way down, but it seemed impossible for a "civilian" to get in on much higher. So now we hear about this reverse stock after that unusual low to one individual trading volume a few weeks back. This is not a good sign. Again, something fishy going on out there. Hopefully I'm wrong so we can make a few bucks.
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