RE:RE:RE:Options InfoThe options in fact are free & absolutely risk less , Usually insiders grant themselves options at a discount to the mkt ( which is setting the bar very low). If the mkt happens to move up , they just exercise & sell to make a profit...This game is played time & time again & dilution does add up..But the real problem is the perceived ethics of this latest 2.4 million option grant(still have heard the price of these but a bold guess is the price is lower than what investors are buying at today, yest, or the day before)..For a Junior gold co.,that has little or no gains in past 5 yrs(except the run up when the CEO promised they would pay a dividend), these three individuals are extremely well compensated..(see the latest published salaries on sedar).?Wouldn't also make sense to set the bar a tad higher so that they are rewarded along with shareholders 'if' their actions caused the stock to move up & price the options above not below current mkt price...The fact that they aren't buying in the open mkt & do not own much of their own company(1.8% roughly) isn't a show of confidence..Based on this,I have cut my position by 2/3 & the other 1/3 may go out on any uptick..