motos, motos, motosYou have told us that a 7.5% fee is expensive about four times now. I don't disagree with you on the steepness, but it is a very common amount for the financing of junior companies. It is not unusual at all!
I do agree that the stock was run up pretty good to get the financing at over the $4.00 level. I suspect that WIN was not dieing for another financing at this time, but when the underwriters said 'What about at $4.00'; Wi-Lan said O.K.
However, my question becomes how much support will the stock price now receive - like the NRs every time it appeared to start breaking down, now that the financing has closed ?????