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Gold/Mining/Energy : American International Petroleum Corp

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To: taxikid who wrote (2090)9/17/1997 2:10:00 PM
From: Michael Dappert   of 11888
 
taxikid, Approaching day of expiration I would think the wts would become less and less attractive. When that turnaround will occur I am not sure. Still I think there is still some upside left as you say if "the underlying stock multiplies north accordingly." Another factor with wts is if the common trades at 8 for 30 days the company can call the wts and pay you a premium plus 4 bucks. If on the 31st day the common being at 8+, say 10 and the wts 6, the company can call the wts and give you $4 plus maybe a %20 premium $.80 and you only get 4.80 for each one. I guess I am looking for a point to either unload or convert the wts and be holding only common.
MD
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