RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:0.165?! Wth
Guys why don't you simply buy warrants at 0.05 and let them run for a couple of years. If the sp rises you win significantly more than with the warrants than with shares and can sell at any time. Then, as the warrants expiry date approaches, if you feel the business still has runway, you can elect to convert the warrants into shares, without having to declare capital gains. Worst case, if the warrants tank, you loose part of your warrants value but if your investment was proportionally lower to the number of shares you would have bought, your loss will be significantly less than had it been with shares. That's the strategy I've adopted, for the time being.