I don't understand your point.  Are you implying that the current average volume is 700k/day which one could argue is 350k shares sold and 350k shares bought in the open market for a total volume of 700k?  How does a company receive capitol when one shareholder sells to another shareholder i.e. a seller to a buyer?  In order for the company to realize working capitol they would need to issue new shares i.e. become the seller to the open market and thats not happening.   That's considered dilution.  The AS increased in 2012 and almost 100% of the shares were issued to consultants and others as shown in the latest Q3 filing.  What I want to know is who are the consultants and what value did shareholders receive from those issues.