Agree with all that.
The way I see it, is that the share price is pushed down to a level( from $1.12/13 to $1.06/7, enough for some players to exit.
Then after a few days, weeks, they crank it up a notch and push it further down, to $1,01/2, so the buyers who bought in on the previous low are exiting together with more nervous nellies. The cycle repeats itself to set a new low at $0.92/3, than at $0.87/8 again. Many shares have probably gone to one or a few entities.
That's where we are now.
The next move can go both ways off course, depending, if the accumulator(s) have their fill, or the price is allowed to run again as all ducks have lined up for what is to come.
Then again, I can be totally wrong.
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