Well, seeing that IENT had zero trading volume today, I'd have to say there is no real interest in accumulating shares. Not exactly rocket science but there won't be much interest in IENT as long as Danny boy won't disclose IENT's balance sheet, income statement and cash flow statements. When it comes to financial disclosure, Danny still won't provide any financial disclosure despite the fact that he's been at the helm of IENT for over a year. IMO, because of the total lack of financial reporting, the SEC should suspend trading in IENT shares. That's my opinion. It's only fair that if a company wants to be public, and sell shares to the public, at the very least, some financial disclosure should be required. If Danny doesn't want to disclose anything, IENT should be a private company, not a public one. Can't tell me over a year into the job and Danny still can't provide even unaudited financials. It ain't adding up folks. And as long as Danny wants to keep secrets from IENT shareholders, trading volume will remain microscopic.
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