another factor to consider: the recent rotation out of the speculative tech and small cap stocks and into larger cap, blue chip type stocks... most everyone is probably familiar with "window dressing"... in the case of NENG it might be more like window "UN-dressing"... i believe there is such a thing as "year-end reporting obligations" where fund managers have to divulge their holdings... no doubt, they may not want to show this recently decimated, speculative small cap stock on their books to their clients...
this one looks to be setting up for a "january effect" bounce