I have no idea what is keeping the stock afloat, because the financials get uglier every year and the number of shares outstanding is ballooning!
Maybe the investor relations firm(s) they hired did a good job?
Or just look at their 10-K.
Legal fees $ 462,491 $ 218,562
Payroll and benefits 990,580 737,339
Consulting and investor relation fees 1,678,231 534,855
Travel and entertainment 211,442 173,333
Other professional fees 269,100 276,200
Shareholder services and fees 87,943 119,565
Other G&A 533,842 249,551
They spent a lot of money on investor relations. That probably explains why the stock is still afloat and why shares outstanding is ballooning.
They also spent a lot of money on travel and entertainment.
Did any of you read the entire 10-K? (I sure as hell didn't.)