Coretec Group Inc (CRTG)

[Quikshft]

Followed up with Chat on the warrant question.

Quikshft - If an investor has warrants in a certain public company for five cents, is there any chance they will exercise them if the price per share is two cents?

ChatGPT
The decision to exercise warrants typically depends on various factors and is ultimately up to the individual investor. However, in the situation you described, where the exercise price of the warrants is five cents per share, and the current price per share is only two cents, it is unlikely that the investor would choose to exercise the warrants.

Exercising warrants involves purchasing shares of the underlying stock at the predetermined exercise price. If the market price of the stock is lower than the exercise price, it generally doesn't make financial sense to exercise the warrants because the investor could acquire the shares at a lower cost by simply buying them from the open market.

In your example, exercising the warrants at five cents per share when the market price is two cents per share would result in an immediate loss of three cents per share. Therefore, it would not be advantageous for the investor to exercise the warrants in such a scenario.