Yeah I posted on the fly and didn't calculate it exactly. Still, it was the single largest trade of the day. That should tell you something.
Apparently you are not familiar with the bottoming process, because GRNO is doing exactly what it should be doing. Only a couple of weeks ago there were very few buyers at .08, now they are lined up on the bid and when it doesn't get hit fast enough they raise it. Just a matter of time before they raise it even more as fewer and fewer sellers are going to get suckered in to selling at the bottom.
If you think this is just existing shareholders buying enough to keep the price from collapsing your deluding yourself. That kind of buying can never keep the price up if there is real selling pressure, which there isn't.
If you knew how to read a chart you'd know exactly why this is happening, and in which direction GRNO is heading.
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