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Non-Tech : Convertible Debentures and Warrants

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To: Sidney Reilly who wrote (3)	8/10/1997 3:44:00 PM
From: taxikid	of 51

Hi bob, I am glad you are still around. I missed that ride from.88-$5. too bad. I woul like to take lets say $2500 from my portfolio and invest it in warrants in various companies. this is something i have looked into but cannot receive very good sources of information on. I spent many hours last night sifting thru Barron's for wt info- I have compiled a list which I will post{almost in alphabetical order. From there I will find the best choices and a few real long shots. i think that wts may be a sound place to park some profits and make money while saving on taxes.Buying a warrant for a buck allows you two years for the company to grow- worse or better- it allows us to play like call options, long term and cheap. I think that warrants may be issued when pepsi spins off the KFC,etc off pepsi-there will new stock and possiblynew warrants. that will be a good initial investment as many folks will dump the stock and the warrants. i will post the long list when I am done with it. If you have any source material or links I would appreciate it. Once I find a wt the price and history is avail but the terms {while may be boilerplate} are unknown- so this mayy require some edgar searching. taxi

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