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To: Bernard Newman who wrote (7408)	1/5/1997 10:16:00 PM
From: kas1	of 186894

>Can you quantify the exact trading ratio between the warrant and >the stock as of now I can't do it off the top of my head, sorry. But the way it works is that intcw is intrinsically worth some constant amount x less than the stock. Note that you actually pay a little more for intcw because you're paying for the extra leverage. I am confused by your question about getting the same pop as the stock? Warrants move almost point-for-point with the stock, but because they cost less than the stock, this is more volatile in terms of price%. This means bigger gains, also bigger losses. There was a really thorough -- downright pedantic -- discussion of this very topic, and exactly how much extra you're paying, maybe a week ago on this thread. Search thru and you'll find it. Best of luck and happy investing.

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