RE:Discord QuestionsOne last question if someone can ask. This question is very important if/when warrants get exercised when the price of the stock rises.
Will options and warrants be valued using a Black-Scholes option pricing model by Baker Tilley?
I ask this question because if warrants are exercised and the stock price is sitting at $0.50 for example the difference between the current price and warrant price is viewed as a non-cash loss on the company's books using the Black-Scholes method. This is why a company like CBDT is stting with a -0.24 EPS. They don't actually have an EPS of -0.24, but their warrant conversion resulted in the difference being viewed as a non-cash loss.