Same question here. I saw on the "other" board that "it would make no sense to buy the options at .60 when you can just wait to buy at the same .60 price later when we are sitting at - say - 7.20" or something to that effect. That would "make sense" unless by buying now when insider info is not an issue the buyers of the options are long those shares during a large persistent run-up and then they can freely sell some at much higher prices. Otherwise they may be hindered in some way in getting long those shares and would miss out on some of the fun. Does that make sense? I am just trying to dream up a reason why they would exercise (buy) those shares now when they could do so later at the same price. Anyone?