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Tuesday, 07/11/2017 9:11:33 PM

Tuesday, July 11, 2017 9:11:33 PM

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Still researching the filings, but here's a thought in the event a merger/acquisition is about to happen, which I believe it is:

Warrants should expire at a merger unless they are exercised just prior to the transaction. In other words, the warrant holder must decide to either exercise or give up the warrants if the company is acquired. Acquiring companies hate buying companies that have warrants survive a merger and allow the warrant holder to buy equity in the acquirer. Many a merger have been held up as warrants with this feature have upset the potential acquirer and thus as part of the closing requirements mandated that the company go out and repurchase and / or edit the terms of the warrants. This is not a good negotiating spot for the company to find itself in. It will have to pay off warrant holders while disclosing the potential merger.

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