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Notgnuon Apr 27, 2021 4:28pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:If your holding
RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:If your holdingThink of it as buying 2 Ginsu knives on late night TV (is there such a thing anymore?) and then they throw in an option to buy a third knife for free.
The Ginsu knives become rare so they go up in price and then you sell off your option to a Ginsu knife wanna-be-owner, who can now wait 18 months to buy that collectable Ginsu knife.
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Notgnu wrote: So if you now sell your 2 shares at 22 minus 16.5 cost you make 2x22 = 44 minus 2 x16.5 = 33 = 11 divided by 2 = 5.5 cent profit per share + you still have one warrant that is now worth 7.5 cents.
or you could sell you warrant at say 8 cents thereby lowering your share purchase price by 4 cents and end up with a cost base of 12.5 cents per share from the last financing.
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Notgnu wrote: When you subscribed for say 10 million shares you paid the subscription price and recieved 10 million shares plus 5 million warrants ... as an example
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