Understand...volume has dried up to a large degree. However, IMO that does not mean interest has dried up. Low float stocks usually have a tendency of being played by the mm's in a way that it discourages trading (buying) which leads to lower volume. Big players either add or subtract from a stock like this when volume spikes or drops on higher volume.

The fundamentals of the company and hence the stock price are still in a very stong position. If the quarterly report to come in the next few weeks tells a different story, then I will change my outlook. Until then, I have no other evidence to say different.


greg