You can now get in to DRL for less than the private equity group spent when they took over 90% of the company, and they surely cut a good deal for themselves. They got in for the equivalent of $12.60 per share. Later they made a new deal for themselves to buy shares at about $11. WIth the company only improving since (to the best of my knowledge), you can now buy in for $7.52. In addition you can probably succeed at selling the $2.5 options for $.05 with a deliverable of 5 shares, so that you can sell 20 such options for every 100 shares, making your average $1 less (aside from commissions). Anyway, here's a Yahoo link on that topic: http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/S...bn=5380&tid=72323&mid=72323&tof=1&frt=2#72323