Innovative Payment Solutions Inc (IPSI)

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You may want to rethink exactly what price you may want to sell. Warrants are worth exactly ZERO at the exercise price. Those holding warrants want/need the price to be substantially higher than the exercise price for the warrants to be worth anything of significance.

So if the exercise price is .15 and the common stock market price is marching higher with continuing catalysts for growth, etc., there's NO REASON for those holding the warrants to exercise (to buy the shares, and then have shares to sell) until/unless the price hits a plateau - a plateau that is substantially higher than the exercise price.

Your price of .20 for selling being related to outstanding warrants for .24 would then be kind of silly, since the warrant holder would NEVER want to exercise at .24 cents - since they're worth exactly $0 at that price. The warrant holder wouldn't want to exercise until the price is AT LEAST .5, but more likely holding out for multiple dollars.

Aside from all of this, INSIDERS don't look to sell their stock or exercise their warrants to hold commons - or even convert preferreds to hold commons - for selling in the open market. Sure, if the business is failing and they want out, they may do whatever they have to... but they would get only fire sale value because retail would begin jumping out ahead of them so fast that they'd never see value. INSIDERS - ESPECIALLY for startup/growth companies like IPSI - look to BEGIN getting something out of their stock/warrants in their IPO, and then they look for a cash out exit plan for which they will sell all or a substantial amount of their holdings in a buyout.