"...there's a buyer, too."???
Most interesting was the ONE buyer who reached into his pocket, pulled out a c-note and bought 500 shares just before the close -- leaving CTTC down only 15% for the day.
That was after 117,000 shares crossed with an average price of around 17 CENTS a share.
Without that kind soul's generosity, the stock would have closed off almost 40%.
And all on a day when the NASDAQ closed UP 1%.
What should be particularly worrisome is that the 26,000 shares that traded at 13 CENTS a share amounted to only $3,380.
Just $3,380 to drive a stock down to where it was off 50% from the day before.
Oh, well, I guess that's what happens to company fails to file a 10-K for 2012, a 10-Q for the first quarter of 2013, or even a "NT-10Q."
After all, without current financial data how's "a buyer" supposed to judge whether he's getting stuck with a "pig in a poke."
Whatever turns out to be in CTTC's "poke," I bet it smells pretty rank.
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