RE:RE:RE:RE:Got A Question For EveryoneTo follow up on this, take a look at the trading between March and June 2015. There were a number of times the stock was 10 cents over the exercise price (50 cents) and was above for 9 days only to drop on the 10th day to 49 cents. And usually the next trading day, the stock price would be back over 50 cents. It will be interesting to see how things turn out in the next month or so. 60 cents looks possible, but look at the trend during this time over a 10 day period and see when the selling starts to keep it below 60. It's only a matter of time before this takes off and I'm curious to see if it will be able to be held back. With a lot of eyes here and Nick Hodge on board, I think it's going to take quite a bit to keep the lid from blowing off.
dart321 wrote: sorry for this confusion, let me explain a bit better. The financing this was part of, has nothing to do with present management it was completed in 2013 before Arun joined the company. The warrants where for three years exercisable @ 30 cents the first year @ 40 cents the second year and @ 50 cents the third year. There is a exercise clause within the agreement whereby if the shares trade at 10 cents above the exercise price for a period of 10 consecutive days the holders are obligated to exercise the warrant. So what we are really looking at is 60 cents. I believe I was told last year in the fall that half of these warrants have all<br /> ready been exercised. <br /> <br /> There is a second possible reason for the instint walls put up. The stock was moving up to fast.<br />