RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:IR Hanker,
Here is what I did, roughly. I opened up an online brokerage account with Fidelity, specify a global account I think. It only took me a day ot two to do this and get the account funded. Then call their international trading desk. Tell then you want the Theralase warrants, give them the ticker symbol, etc. They will give you a big spiel at the beginning as part of the global account setup. Once you jump thru that hoop the warrants have rather hefty fees, so you'll want to buy the biggest chunks of warrants that you can. You can ask the trading desk guys to look at level 2 data on the warrants to give you an idea how large a trade you can clear, the average price etc. Use limit orders for this! Good luck! The warrants are probably very cheap right now. I'm affraid to look TBO.
Hankerchief wrote:
goldn1 wrote:
Angela:
There is now way IR said; "According to them, it's to give investors the opportunity to buy more at a lower price and to give money to the company without diluting."... Last I heard, IR was laid off. I think you need you use your own brain here, would you pay 30 cents for something you can buy at 22.5 cents today?
G1
G1, Do you know what the price of purchasing a warrant on the US side would be? I'm not sure where to look/buy. I have an etrade account. Do I have to buy warrants through MAXIM? Easy there an easy way to track the price? TIA