RE:Warrants?Warrants are traded/purchased on open market - your acquisition price will vary
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Take cost of warrant acquisition plus the cost of excercision, i.e.: $0.20 for the warrant and $0.65 to excercise - you are effectively paying $0.80/share. Any sp in excess of the acquisition + excercision price is 'in the money'.
If you belive the sp will be above this number, then yes, warrants provide greater ROI potential.
The inherent risks are (1) sp not exceeding your acquistion + excercision cost, (2) warrant expiry and (3) forced conversion prior to breaking even.
Tdog420 wrote: can someone please explaing the warrants to me as far as I can understand you would be dumb not to buy your shares this way. I dont understand how they work