RE:RE:RE:RE:Bargain: N.WT.A valued at 88c N.wt having an acceleration clause after an averaged price of 6$ for 10 consecutive days removes how beneficial it could be if stock price goes well beyond the 6$ mark in time.
N.wt.a not having this acceleration clause leaves the owner to hold his warrants as long as he wishes.
You become winner to hold n.wt.a if you believe the stock price going into northern territories of 6$ without having a timer beside your pillow.
We can estimate where n.wt could max out (around 3$-3,25$ if 6$ sp) but we can’t do the same with n.wt.a.... I.e. sp goes to 10$ Into 12 or 24 months, n.wt.a could worth 9,50$ considering there still plenty of time for sp to grow. The 3,15$ strike price mean way lesser because of time AND acceleration clauses, for those reasons we should see a closer gap between n.wt.a and stock price. No wonder why they value n.wt.a at 88 cents with a sp of 1,39, a gap of only 51 cents. This 50c gap should follow share price on the short terme and will tend to increase in time, closer the expiracy date approaches.