There is a complex formula that incorporates the following.
A. Current price
B. Dollar volume
C. Implied volatility (beta)
D. Time remaining till expiration per warrant
E. Qualitative risk factors (some models uitilize)
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His $1.10 black shoal comment is reasonable. I won’t get into exact numbers here but his figure is not outside of the realm of reason
However - Tauriga takes the most conservative approach to this and values all warrants at 0 - until conversion completed
Even if the stock went to $5, for example, Tauriga would still value at $0 on Balance sheet until conversion completed. So this is all a futile conversation.
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