If you look at LIQR's trading history, you see an average volume of 8k shares/day. There are days when the difference between high and low is 500%. 0 and 100 share days are not uncommon. There appear to even been a few 0 share weeks.
It's a very small stock, with a very small float, small revenues, and a (IMHO) hard to discern financial picture with many non-public affiliated companies.
I think you're going to need to see a major investment in the company and then major growth before you'll see any significant uptick in activity. No matter how good the 10Qs are the company just doesn't have the revenue. In addition, with the preferred controlling most of the company and fully diluted market cap somewhere over $10 million, it's a very rich valuation IMHO.
On the plus side, I don't see the company going out of business based on their current financials, as its costs are very low. Collecting receivables is key to that success though. I don't know enough about this patented bailment method of business, but their best hope may be for a much larger company to buy the business in the future to take advantage of the process.
Bottom line, I think any expectation that LIQR is suddenly going to "take off" in volume, let alone price, is simply wishful thinking. If it makes you feel any better, the OTCBB lists 3300 domestic stocks and less than 40% of them traded at all in the month of June.
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