RE: Conversely13 Mar 2019 08:31
It's an impossible question to answer. What we can say is that the stock, without market maker intervention, is currently extremely illiquid; compare the paucity of trades on Monday, when I believe there was little MM activity, with yesterday, when there was probably both buying and selling by them, judging from the ten-fold volume increase from one day to the next, with nothing apparent to stimulate it. However, nothing happens in isolation, so any day's trades are a different composite of traders - and nobody really knows who is doing what when.