RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Just a wealth transfer man don't sweat itWhat I'm getting at is that its perfectly natural, a lot of folks are willing to take extra risk with the warrants, like you were saying they are less liquid and more complicated than the average investor is prepared for, but it can give additional returns if managed properly and if you're willing to take on the additional risk. In my opinion I think the sell down on the shares started the minute the last offering was published when we were above .80, and continues every time the sp climbs and then selling pressure kicks in moving us back to where we started like today. lots of folks had the idea, and still do to some extent, that they would get out of the shares and wt high and into the ws warrants low, some even thinking for 0.01 or 0.005 because the terms aren't as good as the wt and now we see those funds flowing back into the shares, the wt and the ws, but its uneven because the ws came out of the gate fairly high in most people's opinion I'm sure. This kind of shuffle of funds usually goes on for a bit and eventually until the 3 values find a harmony with each other and then they start moving together.
Jonnyboy85 wrote: Again it isn't something that happens in the same minute or even the same day in most cases, you'll have people selling wt at 0.07 and buying ws at .20 but it might take them 2 weeks to pull it off, and again it might not be in the volumes that are needed to really effect the sp in the end anyway. Just good info and can definitely account for some of the confusing activity we've seen over the last week
LithLover wrote: The dollar volume of shares traded was $449,000 vs $22,000 in wt and $7,000 in ws warrants. The ws warrants have very little liquidity. I don't see a whole lot of that happening.
Jonnyboy85 wrote: Depends on the individual, its just a natural settling that occurs when the newly issued warrants hit the markets. The same thing happened when the wt warrants came out, the shares fell a little and the wt moved up. The reason is family simple, now there are 3 options of what to buy and the new ws is stealing some thunder from the other two. They'll find their balance and then start to move in tandem, up together and down together. Not one up one down like today, its just robbing Peter to pay Paul, It'll all wash out.
Liked2Think wrote: so guys are selling normal shares to then buy the warrants? is it really that beneficial to do?
might be a sign they expect things to be good later on so it make sense to screw around with it now?