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Posted On: 07/19/2019 9:19:47 AM
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This group has made a lot of money on cydy; so they aren't going to leave anytime soon. Sky is the limit when they are in, sky is falling when they are not.
It amazes me how their concept of warrant escapes that group.
Last year, they didn't know in a buyout the full price is not paid for the warrant, it is the difference between the price and exercise price. It irritated me to the point I found an example to show them.
My response:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_ms...=143745814
They still don't grasp how to weight the warrants with the TO
Until today, they have raised cash at $0.40/sh for 1.5 shares or $0.2666/sh twice to existing Warrant holder in a tender offer, gladly public stock price was reluctant to match the tender offer.
I am also trading a stock and came across fine yesterday posting a bearish sticky based on cashless warrant exercise (I guess she is shorting it) It was clear to me she didn't understand how those work either.
I believe the saying goes a little bit of knowledge can be dangerous.
It amazes me how their concept of warrant escapes that group.
Last year, they didn't know in a buyout the full price is not paid for the warrant, it is the difference between the price and exercise price. It irritated me to the point I found an example to show them.
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trding - now that was creative Black-Scholz (sic?) math? (o8>
I doubt that the BO party is related to the Warrant holder,
so this strike reduction doesn't really work here.
My response:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_ms...=143745814
They still don't grasp how to weight the warrants with the TO
Until today, they have raised cash at $0.40/sh for 1.5 shares or $0.2666/sh twice to existing Warrant holder in a tender offer, gladly public stock price was reluctant to match the tender offer.
I am also trading a stock and came across fine yesterday posting a bearish sticky based on cashless warrant exercise (I guess she is shorting it) It was clear to me she didn't understand how those work either.
I believe the saying goes a little bit of knowledge can be dangerous.
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