Mousing over that chart, you can see one of the tiny manipulative transactions (incongruous and directional, like all the others, implying intent to drive the price down.) A mere 275 shares were traded at 11:10 AM, for a price of 0.0037, a significant drop from .004. But nothing compared to the end-of-day hammering. My point is, the tiny manipulative transactions haven't been dropped, but they've been supplemented now, by larger (potentially less directly inciminating) ones.