Warrant debate If you are young (or old and can
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Posted On: 04/17/2020 2:46:31 PM
Warrant debate
If you are young (or old and can afford the loss) then warrants are analogous to swinging for the fences. Remember though bad things can happen....divorce, job loss, illness, kids that cost more for whatever reason, pandemics, competing tech that prevails, etc...strike outs.
Remember too that the warrants now have "only" four years..time flies...and they are way out of the money...a long shot at this point. Also tax treatment is more oppressive for warrants vs stock equities. Can you imagine the angst if the warrants expire worthless?
So if your crystal ball is functioning well (like a printing press) and VERB becomes >>>>>$10 you win. If >>>$50 you are a legend.
If you can't stomach a loss and capital gains still lights your fire (and your wife hates risk) the stock still looks to be priced very favorably with our current knowledge.
For disclosure I own 39k shares and 11k warrants. I am retired, in decent health with a wife that hates VERB, all stocks actually...living offshore in a time of pandemic.
My Rx: stocks.....Done with swinging for the fences although it was invigorating in its time as I made and lost bundles.
If you are young (or old and can afford the loss) then warrants are analogous to swinging for the fences. Remember though bad things can happen....divorce, job loss, illness, kids that cost more for whatever reason, pandemics, competing tech that prevails, etc...strike outs.
Remember too that the warrants now have "only" four years..time flies...and they are way out of the money...a long shot at this point. Also tax treatment is more oppressive for warrants vs stock equities. Can you imagine the angst if the warrants expire worthless?
So if your crystal ball is functioning well (like a printing press) and VERB becomes >>>>>$10 you win. If >>>$50 you are a legend.
If you can't stomach a loss and capital gains still lights your fire (and your wife hates risk) the stock still looks to be priced very favorably with our current knowledge.
For disclosure I own 39k shares and 11k warrants. I am retired, in decent health with a wife that hates VERB, all stocks actually...living offshore in a time of pandemic.
My Rx: stocks.....Done with swinging for the fences although it was invigorating in its time as I made and lost bundles.
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