RE:RE:RE:WarrantsHow do you know what's been exercised and what hasn't. Usually you can only find that info if either the Co. announces the amount just raised or you have to wait until financials come out.
Warrants have the same hold period as the underlying stock that they came with which is usually 4 months in Canada. That's if you exercise them within the 4 months after they are issued. If you exercise after 4 months and one day then I believe the stock you're buying is free trading.
Peaches1 wrote: I have been awarded warrants, in the past, from 2 separate companies & both times there were restrictions on when you could sell the warrants once they were exercised. Six months were the minimum. Evidently based on your comments, Reco does not have any restrictions when one can sell their stock. I find it odd, if that is the case, why all the warrants granted by Reco have not been exercised before today's date.