Haha. "[S]trong under the radar accumulation from mid Jan..."
I took a look at the charts for INAR from mid-Jan until now and this "under the radar accumulation" must mean only you can see it. INAR traded mid-Jan at about .002, went as high as .004 on light volume right before the month ended and has slowly dropped back down to a consistent average of .0006 until these most recent PR's.
You seem to insinuate that there was some sort of pump & dump occurring and that the latest PR's facilitated this, however, if one looks at the charts the price INAR is trading at over the past few days, meaning 4/4, 4/11 & 4/12, are hardly indicative of a "classic dump." Yes, a *lot* of shares have traded hands compared to what this stock has done historically in recent memory, but a glance through the posts on the iHub board for INAR will show that many of its shareholders had given it up for dead.
It would seem many are just not accustomed to the lengthy periods of inactivity and silence that accompany trading in the Black & Company family of stocks. Many were grateful to exit their position and did so at this most recent opportunity. Triple zero nines are hardly pump status in my book. Though I can see why you might think the way you are considering a lot of cheap shares were traded at the end of December 2011 and early January 2012 in the .0001, .0002's & .0003's range. I guess it's a matter of perspective, but it *is* Stock Market 101 to not get greedy and take profit when the opportunity arises.
Healthnostics *does* have a "butt load" of longs out there waiting for the MicroFill-2160 to launch. I wasn't too surprised that the Multiple Stock Issuance PR from 4/12 barely had any effect at all on the volume or the share price of HNSS. After all HNSS shareholders had already been told they were going to get INAR shares so I think a lot of them just figured they were going to get in on the spin-off deals somehow anyway.
However, it was nice that the company confirmed this because depending on how exactly this all was timed and executed there was some ambiguity as to whether or not HNSS shareholders would receive the spin-offs as well or just the INAR. It's still a bit of a grey area because now from an investor's perspective I'm thinking why not just buy the HNSS and get all 4 stocks rather then buy the INAR and just get 3 stocks. Perhaps INAR shareholders will get more shares in the spin-off companies though. I'm sure Black will clarify going forward, but I thought we would have gone up at least a couple tics.
Kind of funny that INAR is now worth more then HNSS even though they have a lot more outstanding shares. Personally, though I'd much rather have the HNSS because when MicroFill launches that'll be worth WAAAAY more then any spin-off and we'll be waving at INAR shareholders and the whole OTC market from the moon. No doubt more stepped up PR's are on the way before April 30th.
I'm hoping for the HURRICANE / TSUNAMI / TRIPLE QUADRUPLE EARTHQUAKE STATUS MICROFILL-2160 PR before then though.
I don't think Crowdfunding is going to start rolling in the dough for HNSS until this summer so the only other development that justifies giving HNSS shareholders multiple stock issuances to hold their shares past April 30th has got to be MicroFill.
IMO IMO IMO IMO IMO IMO IMO IMO IMO IMO IMO IMO IMO IMO IMO!!!
2 WEEKS TO GO! With that being said...
GO GO GO HNSS!!! GO GO GO INAR!!!
LET'S GO MICHAEL J. BLACK & TEAM HEALTHNOSTICS!!!
TO THE MOOOooooooOOONNNNN!!!
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