RE:sernovaPatrick, with the S&P 500 crashing in the past few weeks, I wouldn't doubt if some sold Sernova to grab up some other oversold stocks. I actually did it a few times, sold Sernova and made money in another stock and bought back Sernova cheaper. It takes skill and I earned myself 2 cents profit in SVA with lots of shares. It's risky to do because when you sell for a day and try to buy back, if that's the day news comes out or Sernvoa shoots up, then too late to buy back lower. I think a lot of people are doing that, buying another stock waiting for SVA to pullback to buy it back lower. I only did it twice and felt lucky to get back in lower. Now's definitely not a good time to swing trade Sernova, but for these small volume sellers, it doesn't really matter to them if they miss out on a quick pop. Could pop up very fast if a few commercial investors want in. These price drops of low volume are mickey mouse. Small traders with very small amount of shares. As soon as concrete annual trial research results come out, the commercial investors will pile on fast. From here on it's just a waiting game for the large investors to pile on. I was involved in the 2012 pre-trial approval rally, and this stock shot up from $.13 to $.31 within 3 weeks. She moves fast when the commercial investors pile on. It's best not to get too obsessed watching the price, just once per day near close. Even these message boards won't really affect the outcome. Just killing time while waiting.