There has been a total volume of ~6m shares in the 5 day run up from .02 to .043. That's pretty impressive volume considering that there is a float of only 35m, and ~1/3 of these are controlled by this board. I don't know how many of that 6m is shares being traded multiple times, but at least some of them must be moving from traders to holders.

The wild card will be what happens when the 44m restricted shares are released. If things go as planned, SFMI will be listed and producing revenue by the time those shares are added to the float, and the share price should be a multiple of what those shares were bought for. The big question is whether the buyers of those restricted shares intend to hold or sell. Maybe they'll sell enough to make their net cost zero. I'm hoping the demand for SFMI shares will be enough by then to soak up anything that comes on the market. And let's not forget the buyback program: Maybe that will coincide with any dip caused by the release of the shares, making the program that more effective.

It's the old Chinese curse: May your life be interesting.