Lucky..it's a list of FAILURE TO DELIVER shares. IOW, recorded trades where the actual shares were never accounted for. Mostly, this represents naked shorting. Many people don't know that the information is posted every month on the SEC website (bi, A&B, as SI is). But of course it's not easy to find and the info is presented chrono/by day alphabetically, rather than in monthly totals as in the case of monthly SI. So meaning, one has to go through an entire A-Z list for each day of every month to extract the info. Even the SEC doesn't want retailers to have too much info, trust that.
If you look at the top of the list I posted you see MILLIONS of shares that were unaccounted for during the time when this stock was being capped. IMO, that's what it took to quell the enthusiasm about this company at that time. And which then continued to a lesser degree into Sept. But by then, the CE was tacked on and investor confidence wavered as intended. And the rest is history.
So much about this 5 month chart wreaks of the same conclusion. But that's the game and how it works most of the time. However, what everyone has in their favor is time. Nothing like this just goes on indefinitely (same on the upside) and I would offer from my own experience of many years that 5 months in such an extended pattern, is primed to break very very soon. In BEHL's case, it was bet that they wouldn't be able to deliver their goods until early 2010, or correct their CI issue until the end of 2009, so here we are. But now things are about to change in short order. There is enough buzz about this company to create big changes in the stock..once the agenda is lifted. PURE MARKET FORCES, would already have this stock back to .03 - .04, minimum, once the CE was lifted. That initiative was proven on the chart that very week when the stock made it back to .024 intraday. That's right, were it not for the agenda, that rally would have been buzz-worthy. Yet, because there are some who would rather see the stock underground, here it is. Their bag of tricks is much more powerful than pure market forces, and they have shown that here too. I have pointed it out on several occasions. The VERT block at .017 was another such time where the SP would have easily made it back over .02 that day, begetting more technical buy signals. It is those buy signals that are being quelled. But the INTEREST in BEHL as a company and stock IS there, and this has been proven over this entire period (if you've been watching for it as I have). So, it's just a matter of time now for all frustrated longs. Your day is coming.