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Friday, 06/23/2017 9:15:41 PM

Friday, June 23, 2017 9:15:41 PM

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Obviously not exercise the warrants it is literally the dumbest thing you could do in that scenario. If the strike price is equal to the value and you cashless exercise you are just forfeiting your warrants and get zero. If you are considering a regular exercise your better off keeping or selling the warrants and buying stock.

Imo the warrants should only be exercised upon expiration or a liquidity event. Otherwise you lose time value and subject yourself to dilution. There is a scenario where say for whatever reason the stock price gets overvalued so you would consider a cashless exercise to take advantage. But even in that scenario it probably be best to just sell your warrants and pay capital gains. Sorry for calling you a dumb ass don't be a dumb ass.
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