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Posted On: 06/14/2020 8:23:59 AM
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You could be right as I’m sure these things could be structured several different ways. Here is the link that I read when I responded previously.
https://www.stockwarrantshq.com/cashless-warr...your-cash/
They could possibly structure terms similar to a cashless option with a broker to transact the deal for a fee.....but I believe this would result in a STCG taxable event. Essentially to transact a deal they are immediately selling warrants shares to pay the exercise price and broker fees. Any profit over these amount would likely be considered a short term gain. I wouldn’t consider anything that MM has up his sleeve that results in STCG a deal that many investors would be excited about.....at least not me, so I hope and think he has something better. Wasn’t that comment in regards to the 100M shares authorized?
https://www.stockwarrantshq.com/cashless-warr...your-cash/
They could possibly structure terms similar to a cashless option with a broker to transact the deal for a fee.....but I believe this would result in a STCG taxable event. Essentially to transact a deal they are immediately selling warrants shares to pay the exercise price and broker fees. Any profit over these amount would likely be considered a short term gain. I wouldn’t consider anything that MM has up his sleeve that results in STCG a deal that many investors would be excited about.....at least not me, so I hope and think he has something better. Wasn’t that comment in regards to the 100M shares authorized?
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