solusnata - those are some pretty big assumptions. In your example, the shareholder is currently sitting on a $98,000 loss. If they do decide to chuck more money at PRR and take up their 125,000 options, wouldn't they need the share price to hit 0.29 (a 345% increase) in order to just break even?
Why stop at 56c? If it hits $56 they could buy New Zealand.
prro options may become very attractive, page-4
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
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