J45 is correct regarding trading and share price. The stock has been "painted equally in both directions" the fact is simple the Shareholder Base is growing not shrinking. The bulk of the selling has been from one or two sources.

The accumulation/distribution line is one of the more popular volume indicators that measures money flows in a security. This indicator attempts to measure the ratio of buying to selling by comparing the price movement of a period to the volume of that period.

This is a nonbounded indicator that simply keeps a running sum over the period of the security. Traders look for trends in this indicator to gain insight on the amount of purchasing compared to selling of a security. If a security has an accumulation
distribution line that is trending upward, it is a sign that there is more buying than selling.

Here's the 5 year chart the accumulation/distribution is in an upward mode all 5 years http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=QTMM&p=D...4955813914