When the folks who are manipulating this aren't wash trading the living daylights out of it, the price sinks like a stone.
The average share in the float traded 25 times yesterday. My guess is that probably half of the shares didn't trade at all and the rest changed hands (or went from one account to a different account) maybe 50 times.
Why I can see this and the SEC cannot is a mystery. But anyone buying into this company based on all of these wash trades should brace themselves for watching half of their investment disappear.
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