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To: koan who wrote (1062)10/13/2007 1:54:42 PM
From: calgarylady  Read Replies (1) of 23102
 
I agree. I can understand funds buying the common instead of the warrants because of the liquidity and the amount of shares outstanding as compared to buying some of the warrants which don't have a lot in the system. Even if you take a couple of warrants this week which were quite liquid for people that fear getting into something illiquid you can see the huge gains in the warrants as compared to buying the common itself.

K.WT from the low of the week of .29 to the high of .54 would have been a gain of over 86% in 4 days. The common itself from low to high would have been a gain of 9%.

P.WT which had a nice gain on the week. It went from .03c to .13c giving a 350% gain. The common went from a low of .215c to .335c which is definitely a nice gain but it was just over 55%.

I used both of these for examples because both were very liquid for trading this week. Which one would I be buying and selling.. Definitely not the common..lol
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