Anytime soon, page-117

As mentioned before at a casual glance there appears to be heaps of shares tradable but of course a little research shows a good percentage still need to be paid for before they become available to be traded and this won't happen overnight. They all will be at a cost above present sp and some substantially more, so it may well be that if a run up does occur the money changing hands off market as those shares are paid for could be both positive and negative to what happens on market. To many possibilities,
---- sudden demand lack of supply.
---- demand dampened as money pays for shares off market.
---- money flowing into company seen as a positive.
---- sp (market) factors in these shares at say .015 cents. (Bit of a guess) before they have any impact on shares traded but after say .02 profits start to be taken and supply increases.
Probably others, throw in a bowl stir up and see what happens but likely to have an impact at some stage.