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To: koan who wrote (38258)	4/15/2007 12:09:32 PM
From: LLCF	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 78408

<DAK, you and I disagree on wts. I have no interest in debating your theories, or defending mine.> Nor do I...and I have no theories on the topic... I am simply pointing out that there are generally accepted theory and formulas for evaluating warrants and options, they are used throughout the financial community universally. They are not mine, but they are contrary to your posts. <People can decide for themselves what to think.> Right, that's the only reason I'm pointing this out... when you speak of "cheap" options you aren't using generally accepted methods either in your opinions OR your dialogue. It's now clear that you have no interest in understanding or studying these things, so it's fair to point that out to other posters. From what I can gather, when you speak of cheap options or expensive options you really mean you think the stock is going to rocket and they have a lot of leverage. I think it's only fair to point that out to people, as that is not generally accepted in finance. DAK