I don't think the share price action has been odd lately, given what is going on; of course, perhaps the fact that it hasn't been odd, is odd in itself. Once again, I'll contend that the short interest is so small, that it has insignificant impact on the share price. And I don't think warrant exercise or lack thereof is all that important, after all, our share price has been right around a loonie lately, and warrant holders may figure they can buy shares cheaper on the open market; also, I assume most warrant holders have a decent number of shares already, and they may figure they have enough. Warrant holders are generally looking for the quick hit, exercise and sell, or sell short and cover with the exercise - that opportunity did not present itself.

We've had a fairly steady, albeit thoroughly unspectacular, rise heading into the cc, with a boost provided by the new deal announcement several days ago. Had the rise been more spectacular, well, the likelihood of a post cc selloff would be higher.

In fact, the kind of rise we've had since the beginning of the year is really good, and has occurred during a very significant and damaging tech wreck (can you say "flight to safety" - and then please LOL).

The share price has not acted like the Ten Commandments are going to be served up on Tuesday, but slow and steady is very good. Hoping for the granularity that was promised by management in September, which for me will confirm what I perceive as a significant postive shift in quality of management. Also hoping that any post cc pull back that might occur will be mild and brief, and we can resume the trend described above.