RE:RE:RE:SHORTSLet's look at this.
Investor buys shares @1.10 and gets 1/2 a warrant per share exercisable @ 1.35. So if they sell their shares for .98, they lose .12 per share immediately. They have half the amount of warrants as the initial number of shares and they can buy new ones for 1.35.
To break even, they would need the SP to go to 1.59! ( 1.35 per share plus 2x .12 loss on original shares bought @ 1.10 ).
That being said, I'm happy to buy now @ .96. - .99.
Just saying!
Rico