No, 8c, 15c, or anything over a penny is ridiculous thinking.
With a 13B OS, the only way that would be possible is a R/S, and that would be disastrous for shareholders.
The only other way possible is, if the debt (outstanding shares) is restructured—e.g., someone or a group of someone’s (such as a hedge fund) buys the debt (shares) and those shares are placed on restriction (meaning, locked and not able to trade) for a certain period, e.g., 6 months. This freezes the available shares in circulation, putting more pressure on the price (supply/ demand).
In a nutshell, the 13B shares in circulation, is multiplied by the price as it moves up, which equals the M/Cap (market cap) value of the company. Once that value reaches a certain upper $ threshold, it starts setting off alarms bells and whistles and the stock would likely get at least temporarily shut down. unless for example, the company developed a cure for cancer.
So no, that’s likely not going to happen.
However, 1/3 to 1/2 a penny is possible, especially on favorable lawsuit news, or possibly even higher if a portion of the debt is restructured and / or IHSI recaptures the lost Cresent revenues and begins generating solid revenues moving forward.