2) Interesting to note that the sole compensation for the consultant and investor relations firm on this recent reverse merger comes in the form of warrants exercisable at a significant premium to the current share price ($3 and $5).
3) I've read through the warrant agreements several times, and unless I've completely overlooked something, there appears to be no cashless exercise option on those warrants.
So the consultant/IR on LHSI appear to be fairly confident in seeing much higher prices on this stock. IMO, buying some shares at a 50% discount to those warrant prices should be good for at least a double/triple.
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