"Investopedia explains Capitulation
After capitulation selling, it is thought that there are great bargains to be had. The belief is that everyone who wants to get out of a stock, for any reason (including forced selling due to margin calls), has sold. The price should then, theoretically, reverse or bounce off the lows. In other words, some investors believe that true capitulation is the sign of a bottom."
After bargain buyers load, momentum players can jump in and keep the stock running. There can be many explanations for this phenomena and I don't pretend to have a great explanation, but these run-ups do happen and can be violently profitable, IF you play it right. I could give plenty of examples, but it seems like whenever I mention other tickers/stocks, my posts get deleted.
In any case, I have been in this for the potential of the company. Management has been godawful and the stock is trading at a value that denotes no trust in Dean (deserved in my opinion). Should he ever, FINALLY, deliver the goods, you can bet this stock will run. With that said, Caveat Emptor. GL.