Thanks for that info (altho I still don't quite get it).....
It's already trading at .05 cents (Canadian) and yet you wrote :
For .05 you get one unit which equals one share that you can hold or sell now plus one warrant (a second share) that you can exercise (becomes a share that you can sell) when the share price hits .10. The warrant (second share) is the incentive to pay the premium over the current trading price for one share.
Anyways,
Hey let's look into these guys here :
I'll do "the chartwork" and you do the dd .....he-he