Malvern, you and I have interacted well in the past, and I hope that the question I am putting to you here will not be interpreted as bashing or disrespectful but rather as an honest and legitimate question. Let me quote from your post/response to Timmy:
"What you can't control is the contents of the upcoming financials, which if good, as most expect they will be, will likely lead to a rally to around .04 cents."
If most folks indeed do expect the upcoming financials to be good, why would not the expected level of "goodness" already be built into the current price, such that it would take an incremental level of "goodness" - beyond that which is currently expected - to push the stock towards doubling from the current level?
If I were forced to have the courage to make a guess as to what will happen with the stock when the income statement, the balance sheet, and most importantly the management discussion and analysis that goes with the financial statements are released, my guess would be that the stock price change in one direction or the other would be far less dramatic than posters on this board are expecting. We'll all see soon enough, and I wish you well.