I don't think anyone who has bought that many shares in an...

I don't think anyone who has bought that many shares in an illiquid stock would consider the share price finishing higher on the day a profit (not as if they can exit their holdings without causing severe downward price pressure). Anyone who thought that a strategy like that made snese needs their head read.

I see your point that for every transaction there must be a buyer but think about it logically who do you think would have intiated the trade the buyer or seller, in a falling market it will usually be the seller who wants to get out so accepts a lower than market price if it was a buyer initiating the trade the price would more than likely be higher than the currnt market price not lower.

Why do people always put a silver lining on everything that this stock does?