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236T568

12/15/14 2:29 PM

#7739 RE: JJM111 #7738

you DO UNDERSTAND that out of the money warrants have value, significant value in this case

value that has been "given" away by WTER in the lease

see Black-Scholes valuation model for details



Second the warrants were issued "out of the money"

236T568

12/15/14 2:33 PM

#7740 RE: JJM111 #7738

actually, no

it is 41.6%:


http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=108803848


it's about 8% not 41% , this is a lease rate not an interest rate. It is used in capital leases and must be converted to an interest rate which in this case is a little over 8% money. Second the warrants were issued "out of the money" and therefore the lessor must believe in the company and

Finally, the exercise of the warrants will result in a cash infusion to the company offsetting much of the lease cost.