Ah, fair enough.The point still stands though that if the will...

Ah, fair enough.

The point still stands though that if the will and the attention is there (especially at closing on a slow or non-traded day!) it's easy to avoid.

Unless they are prepared to sell a lot of their shares below-value, all it takes is a few million at 0.2c; granted this would be a lot easier to keep up before the cap came into place (which is why I assume it's a La Jolla cap, but I don't have the trading software to confirm anything about the sellers).

I suppose ultimately all this is fairly immaterial; if the resource proves out to any degree all these shares will be merely a drop in the bucket.