Hi All, Thanks for the info, it's much appreciated. Now, please...

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    Hi All, Thanks for the info, it's much appreciated. Now, please excuse my ignorance but to be sure I understand it all, say for example I bought today 50,000(and this is in laymans terms so i may not use all the right terms)options at 5.4c each, and these are exercisable in Jan 2013. Does this mean that in Jan 2013 I can buy another 50,000 for 5c, which means I end up with 100,000 shares that I have paid 10.4c each for? So if in the meantime the share price goes up to 20c I will have made money, however, if the share price falls before I exercise my oprions, I will lose money? Have I got it all right? I guess you would only do it if you were sure the company had a lot of potential right? And one last question, if you bought options and it looked like the price was going to drop can you just sell your options like you would regular shares? Thanks again, K
 
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