I have no clue when this will move up. I am making an educated guess that a large seller completed it's transactions - dumping. Could be the fixed conversion price loan, could be C's. Either way, the balance sheet should look better.
I know from experience that about a week or so after the dumping stops, the price often rises. There are reasons for this that I won't go into - heading to breakfast.
If it happens without any news, look for a healthy rise, then a slowing of volume a day or days later, and drop in prices.
If it happens with news - and they mention debt OR C's gone or greatly reduced, it could be the rise that people are looking for.
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