RE: Call me cynical19 Dec 2019 10:35
I'll explain again as people still don't get it.
If there are warrants that are exercisable at 1p, the holder can pocket the difference between the strike price of 1p and whatever price above 1p they want. The downside is we don't now at what level or % people will sell the warrants.
The majority will be presold. As in the warrant holder basically assumes a short position, then sells the shares, pays for the warrants after and pockets the difference. The warrant holder this way will pay commission but doesn't actually part with any cash. These are know about and nothing we can do. The good think is id does add to the working capital to pay for more drilling. The good news has allowed the warrants to be flushed to some degree as the shares bought are acting against the warrant sells. So no good asking constantly why the SP hasn't budged despite the buys. The reason being if a warrant holder is happy selling at say 1.3p, then the shares bought act against this say at a 1.40p ask. It wont be suddenly gapping up. But it will get there based on volume in past month. Lock and load is what im doing . Could see 10p next year