George, get a hold of yourself... The Company is interested in the LONG TERM perspective, and not in helping you (or me) or any other warrant holder to recoup their losses.
1. If you bought warrants - that means you thought you are strong enough to consider yourself as a TRADER, not as an investor. So, be a TRADER. That means, have a cold head and a steady hend ALWAYS on the trigger, to buy OR sell.
2. Why should the Company risk a law suit from other (former) warrant holders who converted already (may be selling other securities they did not want to sell, or taking home equity loan, or whatever)? They will have perfectly justifiable grounds: they would like to participate in any rebound not less that you do, and they are entitled to it not less than you are!
3. The risk of holding warrants were outlined in every other SEC filing of the company - read it, then invest!
4. No matter how we respect each other here, everybody will do whatever is most profitable for HIM on this situation, not for the whole GROUP. (Though sometimes these interests may overlap, if we do not have too many shorters here.)
Market is not good or evil, it is just there. The Companies are worried about long term prospective, and about long term shareholders. Not about traders.
Musya. |
