You're awfully dramatic Tom, both on here and ihub. It wasn't a "pump" and when it drops hard you don't need to post on both sites questioning the reasons. They are warrants, they are not meant to be traded, they are a long term investment. The spread is often 10-20 cents and the price can fluctuate dramatically on only a few thousands shares. If you think this will eventually be a $7+ stock, the warrants remain the far better play in terms of opportunity for upside. However, if you are going to scrutinize the daily fluctuations, stick to the commons. The warrants are nothing more than a mathematical equation. If commons go where they should, you cannot lose.
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