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Re: Patient Invester post# 33646

Thursday, 03/01/2018 5:40:01 PM

Thursday, March 01, 2018 5:40:01 PM

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They are rights to buy shares at the set price of .03. You have until the end of the month to exercise your right to purchase.
When you do so, you would then own shares that you can sell. You would also own .7 of a warrant. One warrant allows you to purchase shares at a set price of .06 per share.
The benefit is if the stock were to hit .10 before the end of the month, you could still buy shares at .03 and get warrants at .06.
The rights that you see in your account simply tell you how many shares you’re able to buy if you choose to do so.
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