I look forward to the closing of the Sanan deal, but the share price likely already reflects at least some of that news, as it has been highly anticipated.  

The warrants are somewhat of a red herring. There was very little to lose by extending them. Why not? To me, the  latest and "final" extension was not strong evidence that management felt our share price would clear .75, but reflected their (and our) hopes that it would.  

Although I'm as anxious as anyone for our share price to finally take off, I'm resigned to the pattern we've become accustomed to until proven otherwise. Predicting what event will actually light the fuse has proven futile.