Bid $1.00 and ask $1.50 now. Somebody must want out.
EDIT: Looking at SEDAR there was a financing of 4.5 million units at .45 per unit, including warrants priced at .65 and .75. The closing date of the warrants is subject to change based on the stock holding a value of $1.25.
I'm guessing the holders of this last financing will want the stock to stay above $1.25.
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