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Re: CYRXorbust post# 10542

Sunday, 07/02/2017 1:55:32 PM

Sunday, July 02, 2017 1:55:32 PM

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Yeah I should have been a bit more explanatory...if you take 4.92 - 3.57 (exercise price) you get 1.35...thats the 'in the money' value. However the cyrxw will cost you about .40 more...which is the 'time' value. So most of the cost in cyrxw is the 'in the money' value. If the stock price drops...your 'in the money value' theoretically will fall significantly with the stock price.

Yes if you are a gambler and really believe the share price will be much higher at expiration then cyrxw is a better play. Im not convinced we will stay at our current share price without having a pull back...at which point cyrxw will likely fall significantly. Holding the common is safer...hence the lower return but virtually no chance of going to zero. If we happen to be at 3.50ish in 2.5 years...cyrxw will be worth zero.

I currently hold much more common than tradable warrants...but on a pullback more tradable warrants may be added.
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