RE:RE:RE:Warrant questionI should probably just add that the WS warrants are a little strange.
When I search price on RBC I have to enter the ticker szls.wt.s for a quote but when I purchase I purchase using the ticker szls.ws.
These links also show the number of warrants outstanding for both wt and ws. Note the ws is shown as wis:
https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/szls.wis?countrycode=ca
https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/szls.wt?countrycode=ca
And the wt warrants are listed on canadian warrants the ws wwarrants are not. Canadian warrants has a very good FAQ section too
https://canadianwarrants.com/info/faq.htm
https://canadianwarrants.com/values/current.htm#axzz6oYOYShab
LithLover wrote: Warrants szls.wt or szls.ws
The WT warrants require 8 warrants for 1 share so at a current price of $0.08 you need 8 or $0.64 total add an exercise price of $.0.72 total is $1.36 for 1 share. Expire date is June 2023, There are just under 80 million warrants so 10 million shares could be purchased if all are exercised.
The WS warrants require 1 warrant for 1 share. Current price is $0.475 and add an exercise price of $1.10 total is $1.575 for 1 share. They expire Dec 2023 so additional 6 months past the WT warrants. Just under 5 million outstanding so less liquid and tougher to trade. 5 million shares could be purchased if all are exercised.
davewho wrote: WTs were pre RS of 8 to 1 so you need 8 plus the strike price to buy 1 share. Which is why they are cheaper than the WS series