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Non-Tech : Any Stock Warrants

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To: Richard Babusek who wrote (88)11/24/1997 11:23:00 PM
From: John F. Poteraske  Read Replies (1) of 1916
 
Richard-I haven't been following bngow like I used to. I have
briefly read thru some of the posts etc. Maybe you can me bring me
more up to date. I guess the question is what is going on with the
warrants etc. after the company had called the warrants. Im not sure
if investors were disappointed with most recent earnings or if you
feel that the stock is being played by the shorts. Maybe the sec
should require a stock not being able to be shorted when the company
is in the process of calling it's warrants. Also I believe some
questions concerning dilution and how the warrants should be accounted
for? Enjoyed reading the most recent posts-sure seems like it is a
great play for the shorts that feel a warrant redemption was coming.
Also read about how company had timed the redemption incorrectly. A
lot of opinions.
JP
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