Excellent question. Baltia is at a point now where a delay in Phase II training is highly unlikely, and Phases III and IV are quite short in duration, relative to Phase II, so the anticipation of their certification and Inaugural flight by February will help keep the stock price from dropping. Then there is a shareholder's meeting on December 19, which should be quite an important event that may boost investor confidence and prevent any large selling. They have stated in their 2013 Pro-Forma that "Overnight shippers such as DHL, UPS, FEDEX, and major freight forwarders have verbally committed to fill Baltia's entire cargo capacity." I would imagine a PR about that is just a few weeks away, once they sign contracts with the freight companies.
It's my opinion that an announcement of ticket sales will send the stock price soaring above .10. It seems impossible, but revenue and profitability are the most important things for this company's long-term success. Everyone who has invested in Baltia is waiting for the day when the company is selling tickets and making money, so I would imagine it'll be treated as the most important event in its long history. The real (traded) float here is not nearly as large as the outstanding shares. I put the tradable float around 700-800 million shares, which makes it much easier to move than a float of 3 billion. Lastly, the shareholders of record (last updated on OTCMarkets.com on April 16, 2013) amount to 1,000. This is WAY more than most OTC companies, which is part of the reason I say the float is mostly locked.
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