@MrSmith18. I went back and looked thru the past few filings and couldn’t find anything pertaining to changing warrants. Is that an SEC law you found or is it in a filing I missed? Thanks, and avoid the ‘noise’ here!!
That is a related party transaction and it is illegal since Sharp is the CEO of each company.
This is too funny - what a novice.
"I didn't go much deeper into this issue but assume that the decision to extend the period can be done internally with no need to refile. However, if the warrant is allowed to expire or the striking price modified, then reissuing a new one would require an S-1/A registration."
First the warrants are converted into common stock - so there isn't any need to file a S-1 and you have to first file a S-1 because a S-1/A means the S-1 has been amended.
Show where a S-1 has been filed concerning the warrants.
This proves you are clueless about securities law.
Market Data 
Markets 
