forget about the intra-day swings, page-9

samwise, I was asking the same question to myself.

If you look at it, they do provide a great opportunity.

You pay 6c in 3 and a half years time to exercise.

That's a pretty good option.

If the share price goes to 20c you make 3 times your money in the shares at current levels.

The options will go to 15c in my opinion and that means 5 times your money.

That's a significant difference.

You spend less money then buying the share and you have the comfort that you have in excess of 3 years for them to be converted to shares.

I reckon that's a pretty good deal.