And generally warrants aren't issued on a 1 to 1 basis. i.e. if you get face value it "might" end of being a 1:50 value..........not an exact axample but view the warrant like a r/s. On the chance that it would uplist to Nasdaq you would use your warrant to buy stocks of the company.
However.........just for explanation........say the uplist opened a $4 price. If the warrants were issued at face value.........of say .50 cents pps. In 4 years if the price never got down to .50 or below you warrant would be worthless and expire. That's a ruff explanation anyway.
So......yes, if you bought stocks with the Q on them after delisting you have OTC stocks.............
Honeslty I hope the best for everyone.......but the reality is this situation is never usually good for shareholders. Instead of a huge r/s we essentially get warrants and vaseline......'
GLTA!!
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