RE: RE: Stock priceYou have to remember that before that it was higher in price. It dropped to the price level of the announced price the shares were to be issued and below. As with the shares everyone was going to receive options. So between the purchase price and the option it averages out to be 0.16 per share. They can turn around in a years time and sell them at 24 cents and make 50%. That is if they take the option and if they didn't their return would be 100% return. As long as ABI intentions are to just drill and slowly build the reserves then in awhile they are going to have to issue more and if the price is around .20 per share then the price will probably be set for 0.12 per share again. So over the longterm there is no gain only if we sell at this level and buy back in when they need refinancing. Also take into account at those prices the company may end up diluting faster than they can increase reserves.
That is how I see it, I may be wrong.