The company has indicated their intention to do a financing at some point over the next several months. So one incentive would be to keep the price trading at a level that would result in an attractive offering price for the financing, enabling their clients to get large positions in the stock at a relatively low level. Also, some brokers have been known to short the heck out of companies they are financing and then cover with the stock they get through the placement. I have no evidence for any of the above, but I just find it curious that given what the company has accomplished to date and given the amount of drill results that will be coming out over the next several months that there is such an enthusiastic seller out there with a seemingly endless supply of stock. Maybe it is just somebody who was fortunate enough to get in at a fraction of the current price that has achieved their profit objectives. Whoever it is, I kinda wish they would cut it out.