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To: herenow_2 who wrote (4311)	5/19/2008 4:49:53 PM
From: PaperPerson	Respond to of 23093

my thought in getting back in pdl-wt, albeit at a high price, was that the intrinsic value will carry them upwards, asssuming stock can keep its traction. ie, at PDL 10.05, warrants have intrinsic value of 5.00. at pdl 15.05, warrants have intrinsic value of 10.00. at pdl $20.05, warrants get to be REAL nicely priced at $15.00. i think this one has a decent chance of ending up with high intrinsic value, similar to aem warrants. that is really the goal, finding the next aem warrant. what i am also banking on here is that Management has a strong motivation to run the stock up so they can raise money cost-effectively next fall, once they have their feas. study in hand for the arctic platinum project. there seems to be new interest in the stock after a lull. stockcharts.com on a weekly basis, on balance volume looks strong, but on a daily basis it looks weak. you can toggle back and forth between the views on this chart. Michael