Hey guys, This is my understanding. Correct me if I am wrong. A lender is issued 100 million warrants. Which is an ABILITY to buy stock at 0.45/share. Once a warrant is exercised (bought) it is no longer a warrant but now an Outstanding share. Lender has specific amount of time to buy. Purchase price goes to company instead of "The Market" So as a lender I'm not buying now because I could get shares from the market at 0.32 So I'll wait till shares are valued over 0.45 to buy Which is why Outstanding shares have not increased So company wants to get share price over 0.45 because the warrants will begin to be purchased and income from those purchased will start to flow in. This helps company bottom line but makes it difficult for share price to get very much over 0.45 untill all warrants are exercised. And even then prise will rise slower due to dilution preventing Market cap of stock from being over rated. Please correct any incorrect understanding.
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