RE:InterestingI'm not sure what you are looking at for a price, but to me it's pretty simple. There was a spread between bid and ask, with neither side willing to come up or down (and do a market order), so no trade takes place during that time (limit orders, no flexibility in price). The price "holds" at 19 cents because that was the last price it was traded at (because no trades took place). The last price is just that, and it has no bearing on the next trade, especially in a thinly traded stock like this one.