RE: TommerThere is a number of warrants that are still outstanding at .10 and also .20 cents.
This means:
1)If IIE can maintain a share price above .10 cents for more than 20 days in a one month period, then that is more money that the company can receive for the purchase of the .10 cent warrants.
2) If the stock trades above a .20 cent share price for more than 20 days, then there is about 2 million dollars that could come into the company treasury from excercised outstanding warrants.
Lets see the results...we hear they are coming soon.