Hello again Kapone. I agree with your answer that when this restriction is lifted this stock should at least returnto the price it was trading at when it took place. In fact, now that everyone is aware of the "hidden" short selling that was going on, "any increase in buying pressure", should even drive it a lot higher than it was! The first question still remains unanswered however. What can the management of Imperia do "now", to regain interest in this stock and also regain the confidence of shareholders? Without anyone buying this stock, how can it possibly move higher????? You would think with the stock price so low, that the "larger investors" could move this stock price up very quickly, especially if there's really a large short position that must be covered. Unless "all" the buying volume we had in those two huge days, was done online, and the buyers don't want to tip their hand as to who they are, "why don't they call their orders in for the time being?????? All these small stocks are momentum driven. When they go down with volume "people sell", and when they go up with volume, "people buy"! So far, our complaints to brokers and the S.E.C. have done nothing. Radio interviews by our President haven't done much so far either. Good press releases haven't helped. What then can James and Ken possibly do to help this stock regain credibility and start moving higher????? Regards, Florida
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