RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:100,000 Asking 0.52You are correct. I agree with you on the financing costing millions and misspoke in suggesting options were used to finance its pipeline. I guess what I was getting at was options were granted to employees/directors as a carrot to keep them on board. Much of the other financing over the years was done through private placements with warrants attached, which perform similar to options with respect to their effect on the stock price when exercised. Again the timing of exercising can have a real effect. MBX would raise small amounts at a time (a million here a million there) to aid in its cash flow over the years, not necessarily trying to finance a pipeline. They would always need a partner for that. Options do dilute the company. When I started there were forty odd million shares outstanding. Now look at us. Still however, I think we are better off now with the dilution and 3+ pipelines rather than 40 million shares outstanding and only a wish list. I think the a bank loan would have been out of the question as the balance sheet would never have supported the kind of $ the company would need to get to where they are today. jmho