RE:Top GainersIt is hard to imagine volume picking up in any kind of considerble way. With a float of only 9.4M shares and the NCIB further reducing float count by 900K this ends up being a very illiquid stock.
With the cash that is being generated and the new products coming on stream, I believe that existing shareholders will be rewarded for holding, but where would the volume come from?
This would be hard for institutions to take any significant position in, although one seems to have recently taken a position on that 400K share day, but the stock price didn't budge, leading me to think it was a hand-off of a block from one to another at a set price.
Perhaps if the shares got over $10, they could split the shares. Seems laughable to split at $10, but it would double the share count which might provide some liquidity going forward.