Wake up — it's in the warrants.
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Which companies filed warrant language, on what day, in what form. A list you can work from — useful if you trade around warrant paper coming out.
$12 a search · $480 the year, paid onceSomebody reads the filing and the exhibit and tells you in plain English what the terms actually are. The wire does not do this and never will.
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The wire is the list — which companies filed warrant paper, on what day, in what form, back to 2001. Reading it is priced separately, every time. The year buys the list, not the reading.
Every warrant filing on one company, every year we hold. A search that finds nothing costs you nothing.
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The filing and its exhibit in plain English, with 8K10Q, on this page. Not included in the year.
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Alerts on the tickers you hold are free and always will be. Seeing the filing is what the money is for.
The exercise price falls if the company later sells stock cheaper. Every cheap issuance makes the existing paper convert into more shares at a lower price.
Shares issue without the holder paying the exercise price. The company receives no cash and the shares still reach the market.
Usually 4.99%, raisable on 61 days' notice. A holder can own paper convertible into a great deal of a company and never appear in an ownership filing.
Existing holders are offered a lower price to exercise early, typically in exchange for new warrants — often more than they exercised.
Tell us the tickers you hold and we will write to you the day one of them files warrant paper. That costs nothing and it always will.
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No charge yet and no card. We are building the list first and will write to you before anything costs anything. Your tickers are used to decide what to send you and are never published or sold.