RE:RE:RE:RE:Options.Let's take a look at your statements: (i) snorting more than a million in an evening of festivities. In other words, we haven't seen anything yet. They have deep pockets, and there may be a lot more to come. (ii) a reverse split and the supposed capital loss resulting in a tax credit. Sign me up. I've never seen capital losses treated as a tax credit, at least by the IRS or CRA's definition of a tax credit. (iii) the financials don't lie. This is the most sensible thing in your post. The last time I looked, the company was debt free and had 13-15 million USD in the bank. How this translates into deserving to be a 30c stock merits clarification. If I were a betting man, and I certainly am, I'd say the odds of us going to more than .50 or .60 USD per share are much higher than it going to .30 per share. Stay tuned, Lioslios and Credit Suisse will show you what they can do over the next week. I think you'll be impressed.