It was actually all over the place, with a buy at more than .009 early in the day, and a sell at about .0054 a bit later, then stuck in the .006-.007 range most of the rest of the day. The high volume indicates to me some year-end tax-loss selling, competing with people trying to buy as low as possible to get ahead of a possible January rally. Hard to tell who won, but I like the way it closed--best in a few days, or maybe weeks. In the closing minutes, it seems some were convinced the rally is on the way and didn't want to miss it.
I was watching it all day and sold a small piece at .008 in an account where I have a lot, and then bought about the same amount at .0068 a bit later in an account where I wanted to have a bit more. Hoping for .01-.02 by March, and could be more if anything comes of the potential contracts they said they were still working on in the latest update. Still a high risk situation, but far from hopeless. If it goes to .03 it will be better than my best performing portfolio member this year in percentage terms, but will need to go to about .48 to outdo that one in dollars. I am not counting on that!
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