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Gold/Mining/Energy : Sandstorm Gold
SAND 12.120.0%Oct 24 9:30 AM EST

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From: Metacomet2/28/2011 4:48:19 PM
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Confused about warrant valuations.

Going to this handy-dandy, all-in-one, Canadian Warrant site:

canadianwarrants.com

I read down to the SSL warrant line for the 23 Apr 2014, strike price .60 issue.

At todays stock close, .90, and todays warrant price .457, I see that the warrants are .30 cents in the money....with over 3 years to go.

But reading across, this site of all things Canadian warrant related advises that these warrants are overpriced.

Does anyone have a sense of how those recommendations are developed?

I assume it is based on some sort of Black-Scholes mystery algorithm, but I am curious how things like remaining time are handled.

Intuitively, I think I am, in good shape with these warrants with that much time, but obviously I don't understand the finer points in warrant valuation.

Maybe folks who rely on fundamental analysis ought to leave these things to the TA guys...
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