RE: pfafgau...The warrants expire on Feb 15,2006. They are convertible into he stock at $10.65 Can. Therefore They are presently trading with a premium of $1.60 since the stock is at exactly $1.65. If the stock gets to $14.00 then the warrants would rise to $3.35 plus some small premium for the time left to expiry. The leverage in the warrants, if the stock rises from here, is larger percentage-wise than the stock. However, if the stock was to stall or go down from the present price, the time value of $1.60 would start to erode. The percentages are therefore large in either direction. This is the risk/reward of warrants.