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Posted On: 03/06/2020 12:20:40 PM
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Fortuno
Cdiddy is correct
I also am a warrant holder and would not sell at this price if I were to exercise my warrants.
Let’s assume that we think the price will be north of 1.05 in the future and that the warrant holder has years left until the expire.
There are two viable options
1) do not lay out the cash to exercise until stock price rises appreciably because you don’t have to have capital at risk while you wait for stock price appreciation.
2) exercise options now with the intent to hold the shares for a year in order pay long term capital gains when the shares are sold a year from now.
The worst option is to exercise and SELL your shares now at this low stock price and pay short term gains tax on the whatever gain you have at this point.
All IMO
Cdiddy is correct
I also am a warrant holder and would not sell at this price if I were to exercise my warrants.
Let’s assume that we think the price will be north of 1.05 in the future and that the warrant holder has years left until the expire.
There are two viable options
1) do not lay out the cash to exercise until stock price rises appreciably because you don’t have to have capital at risk while you wait for stock price appreciation.
2) exercise options now with the intent to hold the shares for a year in order pay long term capital gains when the shares are sold a year from now.
The worst option is to exercise and SELL your shares now at this low stock price and pay short term gains tax on the whatever gain you have at this point.
All IMO
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