Some day I am going to find a book on penny stocks and market makers. The topic both fascinates me and irritates me. I think you get a feel for how market makers and thier computers work with the last LBSR trade of the day (after hours actually). It was at .0001 for ten million shares. To me that means they are willing to go down to that price to sell 10 million shares. In other words, you could put a buy in for 100,000 at .0001 and it is far less likely to get filled--usually. Also wonder who bought 10 mil. Related to new board member?