RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:QuestionYes I think so. The offering is in cash,you have to buy in at 1000$ increments. Each 1000$ you put in essentially gives you 2222 shares @ .45$ and 2222 warrants at .65$. You can convert your 1000$ units at any time for 2222 shares @ .45$ but they will force conversion at .70$. Meaning a 55% premium. The .65$ warrants just have the three year expiry, it doesn't specifically say they will be forced at a certain price. They should fill this, 10% interest while you wait for a good run-up, seems decent. GLTA!!