Sorry Rainer and Fj, that dog won't hunt. Not saying there might not be one or two posters here who try to trade on negativity, but it's not a systemic issue.

Fact is, since January, we have had 1 day where the Nasdaq volume exceeded 100,000 shares, 115,400 to be precise. One day in nearly 8 months. Since June, 75% of the days have been sub 25,000 shares traded, on the Nasdaq, not some pink sheet OTC market. That is shameful, and it does reflect the inability of the company to attract new investor interest. 

Worse, it makes for easy pickings throughout the course of any slow trading day for traders to gap the stock since it's clear there is little to no interest in accumulation and now the ATM looms overhead. Maybe selling a thousand shares for $3.65 starts drives the price down to $3.50 where the same number of shares get bought back for $150 profit gets repeated several times and someone pockets $500 to $1000 a day doing it? My guess is it works 80% of the time because there is no fear of a buying spree.  

I doubt there is much selling coming from here. And all of the analogies of delivery dates and launch sequences doesn't help either.