RE:Serious Q about warrant. Only normal posters reply please Warrants have a time premium that will slowly decrease as it gets closer to the expiration date. During this run the premium has been changing dramatically from $0.60-$1.50 as the SP bounces around thus leaving value gaps. When the SP was $5,60 the warrants were $1.50-$1.60 so that is a good base idea for what the premium is worth.
So if the stock price stayed at $8 for the entire year your warrants would lose roughly 10 cents a month. In the last few months the premium will 20 cents and under so people/funds holding large quantities will exercise instead of selling on the market because you won’t be able to sell without tanking the price.
if you hold your warrant till the end you can phone your broker and have them exercise and sell on the market in one go so you don’t have to have that 5.60 cash