Well I think what T4P has said is definitely true, and a weak market and together with a perception of 'inconclusive' deal making by the company, has magnified the power weiled by insiders to push this stock around.
ie. Sacrificing less stock at crucial pivots gives them a greater return for their manipulative efforts than ever before.
However, the finalisation of a number of deals by Smyth, coupled with a succession of ground breaking announcements, certainly would change perceptions of this stock dramatically.
Patience is the key, and an ability to look away from the day to day machinations doesn't hurt either.
