That's good news to me. It simply means Cornell has stopped (for now at least) playing their dirty game, more pecisely using their typical wash sales so that they could get more shares for the money. When they are around people panic, and the chain reaction starts.
We need a triggering event to bring back the buyers, and I believe this will most probably be the news about the company getting rid of Cornell, and I think this is going to happen sooner rather than later.
I regard this as a good (well rewarding) long-term company (which I only do on very a small number of hand picked pennies). As such, I'm patient, and still accumulating in the deeps.
Mike
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