If that 15 trade stands, it's going to be chalked up to a 'thin market'. That is, most people were unable to trade shares and only a few had brokerages that allow 'virtualizing' trades in advance of receiving physical shares (presumably MMs have this ability too). This has resulted in the gigantic spread. (Today at one point I think I saw a bid of .26 and an ask of 1.00) And big spreads are what you get when there are scant bids and offers as a result of this messy share issuance version of a R/S. If that trade is going to concern you, by the same principle it should give you comfort that someone also paid 1.00 (or one cent in last week's terms). Me? I feel nothing. I'm uncomfortably numb.