Ever wonder why buying this much stock doesn't move the price? Look at the chart...looks like a cross to get stock in someone's inventory before they hype it and then sell their cheap inventory to the street. Then after they exhaust the inventory, they go short whilst still selling (see volume on Dec 1, then let the stock drop and cover). My question would be who is on the sell side of the cross? Let's see, 1.4 million shares bought at $.20 or so, stock jumps on low volume to say $.30, stock is sold at $.30, ($140000), then shorting a million or so at $.30 to $.35, buying dries up, stock drops to $.25 and they cover (another $100000, $240,000 for a few weeks work). This smacks of market manipulation, only with the small Vancouver dirtballs, a fractal of the global game. I'd sure like to see this stock actually get taken away from these people. Real consistent volume eventually would drive them off.