Thanks for this explanation Red, it helps me a lot. Since I can only free up $600 today but want to invest that money very long term I think I will buy the warrants as in the future I can buy the corresponding shares for $3.44 at a time when they are worth many times that price. Seems like a good idea as today I only have limited funds and $600 of shares would only add a small amount of shares to the shares I own. I did buy $800 worth of shares on Friday and wished I could have freed up more money then. Anyway at $0.60 seems like I can buy 1000 warrants roughly for buying 1000 shares in the future at $3.44. That is better than perhaps only being able to buy 200 shares today at $3, assuming the share price is around that at the opening today.