Citrati's point, while heavily biased, is that most SIRG longs hold millions of shares, so getting out if they want to won't be easy.
80 thousand shares at $.0065 is only $520. If someone wanted to get rid of 5 million shares they would likely push the s/p down to $.003.
However, Citrati falsely assumes that anybody is currently looking to sell their 3 million or more shares. The vast majority, if not all, the SIRG shareholders with more than even 1 million shares are here until we either get to production, or it becomes perfectly clear we will never get there.
To be honest, we are many months away from knowing either way, and so nobody is worried about selling if the s/p tanks. In fact, you would likely see many longs buying more if that happens.