Post by
ekim on Mar 26, 2015 10:49am
all you can eat warrants at half penny
Looks like Canaccord has decided to vanquish themselves from exercising warrants.
800K warrants traded so far.
Not sure how many warrants they have in the end, but obviously it is a pile.
Based our on our ownership structure page. There is up to 24 million warrants out there in the public domain (not including SH holders).
I believe Haywood has been the big buyer with TD and anon second.
Just another bump in the road.
LONG...PGD
EKIM
Comment by
greex27 on Mar 26, 2015 11:31am
Fellow Lemmings... The more warrants that get exercised the better, if those that exercise want to walk away for a few pennies by all means. Filling PGD's coffers ensures the success of the Lemmings Amen
Comment by
mill44 on Mar 26, 2015 11:39am
A successful drilling season ensures the success of the lemmings. It won't mean anything without that, even if you get 50 million from the warrants.
Comment by
mill44 on Mar 26, 2015 11:49am
If people who buy at 21c have no intention to hold to 40-50c at least, who is going to buy their shares? You know what happens with people who saw their share price drop from 50-60c to 15c when they see the price starting to drop at 40c again? They will say no way am I seeing 15c again. It is hard to forget the pain, especially if you don't remember any joy from holding.
Comment by
cudjo on Mar 26, 2015 1:18pm
good one Fivecarat, lets hope everyone learns the same lessons and comes out of it with a prize. GLTA
Comment by
mill44 on Mar 26, 2015 1:28pm
There is always an explanation for hope. Six months ago when I said that people will sell at 25c if they know that they can buy back at 21c max, possibly even lower, I got schooled about fundamentals and financials. Those might matter in the very long term, maybe, but mean nothing shorter term.
Comment by
Fivecarat on Mar 26, 2015 1:37pm
Oh, by the way SGF went all the way down to .13! Yikes, what a deal...
Comment by
justanormalguy on Mar 26, 2015 1:42pm
Well, you have no clue about fundamentals. Go back to school, you might learn something. But I suggest you don't go back to the school where you were trained. Take your couple of pennies and move on!