RE:RE:An explanation for SSL.WT.A-T needed. ThxBaysarj wrote:
Wrong math --- Take the share price, divide it by 5 and minus the strike price to get the intrinsic value of the warrants. $6 divided by 5 equals $1.20. The exercise price is $.60 USD or about 62 cents Canadian. $1.20 minus 62 cents gives you 58 cents. The warrants are trading at intrinisic value --- no time premium.
Baysarj you are looking at the wrong warrants.
Warrant in question are the 2015 with a $1 strike.
* It takes 5 SSL.WT.A warrants to convert into 1 Common Share (US$1.00 per warrant)
That makes approx .30 time premium