She's ripe!
From a net house summary I've determined that the volume traded and average share price for the period from Aug 3 - Sep 1 is 6.45M @ 0.036
https://i1092.photobucket.com/albums/i414/myamigo/NSV_House_trades_Aug3-Sep1.jpg
For the subsequent period from Sep 2 - present it is 10.5M @ 0.022
https://i1092.photobucket.com/albums/i414/myamigo/NSV_House_trades_Sep2-Sep22.jpg
From the order book table (below) there are over 5M shares lined up at 0.055 and under. The traders that picked up shares between Aug 3 & Sep 1 won't want to dump them until they're well into the black once this thing starts so they're out of the picture probably until the share price climbs to about 0.055 (I'm sure a 50% profit would sit well with them). So that's when you might expect to see their orders show up (if they're not already posted).
That leaves the 10.5M @ .022 AVG. From the following table there are about 5M shares lined up at .055 and below, .055 being the majic number for the 1st lot of holders. Just imagine if someone, or some institution, with deep enough pockets decided to sccop them up right now. I calculate that it would take $172,230 to clear everythign up to 0.055.... What impact do you think that would have? I expect you would see a rush for many of the remaining holders to get their sell orders on the books at higher prices (obviously) and others trying to get back in to buy into what they believe is a runaway breakout. Raise your hand if this sounds like something you've seen.
I believe that the holders from the 1st lot (6.45M @ 0.036 AVG) and many of the 2nd lot (5M @ 0.022) will completely saturate the market as they rush to get their sell orders placed and that this will quickly put a brake on the breakout. We'll see an overshoot of course but it will peter out and we should eventually see a retracement to about 0.035 since that is the average price that the 1st lot bought at and they will be reluctant to sell. All this will happen fairly quickly.