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bioInvest1

11/17/17 12:51 PM

#41984 RE: Efesdee #41981

Correct, exercise and sell happens at the same time. It is guaranteed profits for the warrant holder - and is the extra reward for investing large sums into the company. I also think Dan wanted to get the cash now so that they didn't have to worry about another raise. Smart really - they warrant money was going to come in at some point anyway, but potentially after we needed another small raise, so get the money we need now to get to PISCES data read out. Then if they need funds they raise at $5 plus. The money coming in from the warrants is static so current share price doesn't matter to the company. Hate that the stock was clearly popping to $3-$4 before the warrant exercise, but it likely was going to cool for a little while anyway after large gains. Should see $5 soon regardless.
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Waitforit53

11/17/17 2:33 PM

#41992 RE: Efesdee #41981

Nicely Stated Efesdee!
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ignatiusrielly35

11/17/17 6:42 PM

#41995 RE: Efesdee #41981

I'm still not seeing how warrants create an overhang. Maybe Dan just wants the cash from the exercise.
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ignatiusrielly35

11/17/17 6:52 PM

#41997 RE: Efesdee #41981

There is at least one reason to exercise warrants and hold the shares. These warrants are illiquid because they aren't tradeable. The stock is tradeable. Who are you going to sell the warrants to? Have to find a private buyer.