warrants1 Aug 2020 12:54
im not the sharpest tool in the box i know, but I'm struggling see how the exercise of the warrants whichwere due to expire on the31st would be a trigger for the share rise, which is, i think ,what some have in mind. the warrants have been in the money for a long time and could have been exercised at greater profit than now on several occasions at any time before end of yesterday. if they have been exercised i would expect the s/p to fall (more shares at lower cost etc)not rise.if the thought is manufacture a rise on a recommendation and then forward sell, well i suppose thats possible,but not terribly convincing to my mind. more than happy to be put right if my thinking is wide of the mark,as I'm puzzling over this.