RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:UBSIt depends if the UBS client is trading through other brokerage houses. We know that UBS client was a hedge fund and started accumulating shares in early 2014. They could possibly still own a fair amount of shares - and are just selling shares gradually until the next material event. As TH doesn not offer much liquidity - the UBS client may have a policy of trading range bound with the stock until it breaks out again...if you recall they were net buyers in the $1.35 range more recently. On another note, the AGM is May 17th and it appears they are presenting in NewYork on June 1st. Perhaps they can meet with Ignalls and Snyder who was once a very large shareholder - and would likely pick up pretty quickly on the potential.