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To: PaperPerson who wrote (148)	8/29/2010 12:35:32 PM
From: PaperPerson	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1133

SSL WARRANTS VS STOCK. The warrants give us a better performance starting at SSL=$2.00 but they really pay if (or should i say 'after') the stock hits c$4.00 or 5.00. starting from stock at 70 cents and warrants at 40 cents: AT SSL = C$2.00 the stock shows us a C$1.30 gain, which is 186 percent ROI. The warrants have an intrinsic value of C$1.39 for a gain of 98 cents, and a return on investment of 243 percent. At this level, we have made more on the warrants, yes, but considering the risk, i question whether we have made enough more.... BUT.... AT SSL = $5.00 the stock shows a $4.30 gain which is ~600 percent. the warrants show a gain of $3.96 apiece (intrinsic value minus purchase price). That represents a return on investment of nearly 1000 percent. AT SSL = $15.00, I buy a villa on the Amalfi coast of Italy with the proceeds. a decent villa that does not need any work and is close to town. hgtv.com

To: PaperPerson who wrote (148)	8/29/2010 12:45:20 PM
From: PaperPerson	Respond to of 1133

SSL WARRANTS VS STOCK. The warrants give u a better performance starting at ssl=$2.00 but they really pay if or should i say after the stock hits 5.00. starting from stock at 70 cents and warrants at 40 cents: SSL = C$2.00 at two bucks a share SSL, the stock shows us a $1.30 gain, which is 186 percent ROI. TYhe warrants have an intrinsic value of $1.39 for a gain of 98 cents, and a return on investment of 243 percent. AT SSL = $5.00 at five bucks, the stock shows a $4.30 gain which is ~600 percent. the warrnats show a gain of $3.96 apiece (intrinsic value minus purchase price). That represents a return on investment of nearly 1000 percent. AT SSL = $15.00, I buy a villa on the Amalfi coast of Italy with the proceeds. a decent villa that does not need any work and is close to town. hgtv.com