RE:Are we expecting a drop in BHS share price this Friday? To repeat some old information, the February PP consisted of 22 million "units" which were made up of one share and one warrant, strike price $0.15. The Bayhorse float is currently 181 million shares. 90% of that is already free-trading and has been free-trading throughout the entire year. The other 10% will become free-trading shortly. So hardly the end of the world. Graeme bought 6 million units in the PP and he is not selling, many other people in the PP were diehard believers in the company. Many people who bought the PP would also already own free-trading shares. If those people intended to sell part of their position they could have done so during any number of rallies over the past four months. You would not wait for the June lock-up expiry to sell, you would sell your shares which are already free-trading months before in anticipation of it.
The idea of the warrants is that some people may exercise them at $0.15 to get a share and then cash in the now-free-trading share at a higher share price. Warrants however put money in the company so any temporary pressure from this activity would only be helping the company at this critical early period. Also, as I explained in an earlier post, the company is now very well-funded (could survive for 16 months at last year's burn-rate) and wouldn't need to dilute again even if the share price went down and the warrants stopped coming in. We are in an immensely stronger position now than we were four months ago.
The really important consideration is that should we get the excellent drilling results which we are expecting, or the announcement of successful production to Ocean, or a silver break-out past $30, all this will immediately become completely irrelevant. And if people don't believe that any of those three things is going to happen then they should not be in Bayhorse to begin with.