Ok, this is the final thing im saying about this. Lets say they...

Ok, this is the final thing im saying about this.

Lets say they invest 1 million bucks.

This is what they receive, and these are current market prices.

They are already in the money, and its deceptive to say that they invested at 1.5c without including the free attaching options. No matter if you convert the options into Ordinary Shares at 0.5c, profit stays the same (assuming options trade at a 0.5c discount to current share price, which 99% of them time they do).

They bought at 1.5c, but the total value of shares and options received means that they are in the money now. No one should expect the price to continue to rise because of the investor, instead because of the DSO progress.

	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
0	Shares	66,666,666.67	0.011	733,333.33
1	Options (free)	100,000,000.00	0.006	600,000.00
2				1,333,333.33
3	Profit			333,333.33