Dear Sulasailor.

I believe that share availability follow the laws of economics propounded over the last 300 years or so. They follow the law of supply and demand. So, for example, if shares are in short supply and demand is high the price of the share rises. Thus, if the share price rose to say $5C over the next 24 hours, increasing numbers would be released for sale as temptation increases. If that failed to meet demand, then the share price would further rise. However long you have been, eventaully a price would occur when even you would consider selling some or even all of your shares. For instance if shares rose to $50C in the next 2 weeks, the thought of selling would cross your mind. Some on this forum have declared they would sell at less than $50C. What what do you think a rise to $70C would do? Eventually, there would be 220,000,000 million holders of 1 share each at a price that would reflect the company's perceived value. Before that time, the BoD might consider a split to create more available shares I suspect.

David