A stock warrant gives the right to buy shares at a fixed price. If that price is above the current market value, using the warrant would be more expensive than buying the shares directly from the market. In such situations,... Read More
A stock warrant gives the right to buy shares at a fixed price. If that price is above the current market value, using the warrant would be more expensive than buying the shares directly from the market. In such situations, the warrant is not exercised because it provides no financial benefit.
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