There isn't enough volume to day trade this stock. Day trading implies opening a position and then closing it on the same day. I'm not sure that is possible for normal day traders. Someone like Eric Swartz or Leckrone are probably savy enough to hire the right person to continually make trades to manipulate the price, but not day trade IMO. We all know Eric Swartz had Carlton Johnson on the inside and knew how to unload his tens of millions of shares, probably knowing that the SP wasn't going to appreciate. Then you have Leckrone who could theoretically be artificially positioning the SP for anything from a minor to major run-up, so he wants to keep the SP low to accumulate as many shares as possible under the reporting requirements if he wants to obtain that many shares. Those two guys can work the MMP from both sides, the licensing component and the SP component. So I think calling the actions of these two gentlemen day traders is misleading IMO as day traders couldn't manipulate the price like Swartz and Leckrone.