RE: Comment on warrants. >>I read of several companies making changes to their warrants but I quickly learned that was only possible if it was a warrant that is not listed and traded. If traded, the company can not change one thing. Thus, Sprott feels this stock is going nrthof $2.60 by expiration date.<<
I agree that the only plausible explanation at the moment appears to be that with an exercise price of $2.60 the warrant buyers are making a calculated bet that the share price will exceed approx. $4 by aug, 2015. BTW, this is also my expectation based on the imminent closing of a $120 million gold linked debt financing to expand Sergovia production to 200,000 oz per year and the strong probability of Marmato becoming a 20+ million oz gold deposit before the warrants expire and that it can be developed into a mine using the cash flow proceeds from Sergovia.