Thursday, March 28, 2013 11:20:19 AM
"As a result of the 30 January financing previously announced, the Old Notes and Warrants, inclusive of interest, would have been convertible into approximately $900,000 in common shares priced at $0.0333/share, which would have equated to 27,000,000 common shares."
I think what you are seeing is these lenders converting and selling every share they can. I think they were selling for some time, were selling heavy this week and used Wednesday as an opportunity to unload millions of shares. As long as they get 3.33 cents a share they do fine. Selling at 5 and 6 cents gives them huge profits.
Unfortunately, I think we are stuck with this until they are all sold out. But I think this provides a buying opportunity because they are holding the price way down and after they are done, the balance will be restored and the stock can move up.
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