If I understand it right that means after 13 days the brokers have to "buy in" and can't short it. This part of the article kind of explain's it.
"With 14.28 million shares outstanding and 37,900 shares declared short as of August 2009, the failure to deliver in shares of IMJX has not been resolved and a buy-in is imminent. According to quarterly data provided by the SEC, there were still 211,894,446 shares of IMJX that were failing-to-deliver as of August 10, 2007."
Almost 212 million shares of IMJX must be bought now by those brokers if I'm not mistaken. So that is good for IMJX. I don't know the price. Someone with more knowledge can explain it better, their are many on here. I might be wrong as well but that is what I thought it ment.