RE: MIR continues to be just a PnD!
MIR is running into the same short-term problem now as the long-term problem.
The recent rally saw about 21 million shares trade hands, most of which sold for well over $0.25.
So guess what? People are stuck (jeez that's a surprise, stuck on MIR? No!) yet again with high priced shares and are looking for a place to dump.
Long-term, take a look at a weekly chart, and it will show you clearly why $0.40 is going to be such a difficult share price to attain. Too many people are stuck with shares they paid far more than $0.40 for.
At any rate, you've got 21 million recently traded shares that now need to get filtered out before $0.40 becomes a possibility, and at this time .... it's looking pretty remote.
Sure, something amazing could come along in a news release and change the fundamentals of MIR (ie make money and a lot of it to pay off all the debt they've accumulated) ......
But until then, MIR is still the textbook version of a pump and dump ...
Nothing more, nothing less.
SR