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Non-Tech : Any Stock Warrants -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Max Fletcher who wrote (1379)	1/21/2005 9:05:35 AM
From: SG	Respond to of 1916

That is the million $ question: I, too, have these warrants. My only experience is based on prior behavior ie. if a company has previously extended them, they may be more likely to do so. These are the first issue, though. You might call investor relations and ask, LOL. It is not legal for them to tell you this (though it is legal for you to ask/listen, I think). I have done this to try to listen for info in someone's voice tone but, oddly enuf, have generally found the IR people to be so ignorant that they barely knew their company had warrants! I suppose you could try to figure if the company would really need that warrant money after the expiration date, if they assume their stock price will hit the exercise price. You swap $ for stock dilution. These are all pretty weak courses of action and, in truth, I think it is Monte Carlo time. Anyone with better suggestions, please write in. At least no one has bot the company, then you're almost always screwed. The warrants usually disappear. SG