Warrants & VOTE NOThis is obviously detrimental as it is increasing the already serious dilutionary effects of continual new financings. If they forced the warrants to be exercised, then they would not have to issue units at below market price with below market warrants attached; in effect you are doubling the dilution by doing this. Also, the some of the new financings are at lower levels. This is definitely not a recipe for a higher stock price - what could the motive possibly be?
My best guess is that flooding the market with stock allows some people to increase their percentage ownership of the company without paying full value for the stock. Who owns the truckloads of shares & warrants? The insiders have not reported any significant purchases that would account for much of this. There are two possible explanations: the PP's are being bought by a diffuse group of people, or they are being parked in offshore accounts.
Regardless of how you look at it, no management team of a company like this who cared about shareholders other than themselves would continue to print more paper than copper concentrate.
VOTE NO on all accounts!