RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Rights Offering - SpeeddemLet say you have 100,000 shares. You would need an outlay of $3,000 to receive 37,500 (=25,000 from units+ 12,500 from warrants) shares which is an increase of 37.5% of your number of shares after exercising your warrants. The price per share for this transaction is $0.08 and TODAY's close is $0.07 which gives us a difference of $0.01 or 14.28%. Obviously, I am assuming something smart like exercising IN the money warrants. If share price goes $0.12, you'll double your money without exercising the warrants. Beyond $0.12 - even better. I guess, you're not here just to double your investments.
Aubagger