JJ - I agree that the warrants exercise made no sense without the assurance of exercise for at least a few $million for day to day expenses. It appears to have been done on a lark and put a drag on the share price. Unfortunately, that looked like desperation. It probably held the price down through the announcement of the BTD. It appears to have been a huge gamble that turned out to be a mistake. Hopefully, they come up with something soon as creditors' patience must be getting stretched very thin. The recession we are headed toward won't help any as they have bills to pay also.