I mentioned it is useless to forcast the short term bottom of this stock. If I guess it just for fun, $6.22/sh and increasing cash could be a reference point because it took a very severe bear market last year to get it below that and a bear market like last year's is rare. But Who knows? A temporary big enough sell order could leave a big footprint on this. That's why I said low liquidity does not mean low volatility or stable price. Quite often it exacebates the problem.

It won't make major advance unless its business continues to recover. You have to wait well into next year for any good news from SETAC.