Even though I've been investing for 30 years, I'm not at all sophisticated on how market makers work and how large institutions handle their trading. But I'm wondering if cydy could be in a melt-up, the reverse of a crash? In a crash you can get to a place where no one wants to buy at any price and many want to sell. Could it be that most holders of cydy don't want to sell at anything near the current price so that there are very few shares available and a ton of buyers? Hence the bid has to move up in large chunks to motivate even a few to sell. Just wondering.