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Anonymous

05 Mar 2020

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Which industries stocks are worth to be converted and listed as warrants?

Which industries stocks are worth to be converted and listed as warrants? What is the criteria for this?

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Frankie Rappaport

05 Mar 2020

I feel that these warrants are similar to stock options

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They could be issued potentially within all industry sectors. I feel that they are a short term instrument used for market timing activities or maybe also as a part of employee part of salary. I would discourage from trading these because we cannot time the market successfully.

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