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To: kidl who wrote (22770)	6/28/2021 12:57:29 PM
From: calgarylady	2 Recommendations Recommended By kidl onepath Respond to of 23102

Your math looks good to me... Very few times is it beneficial to exercise the warrants. Most of the time you would be better off selling the warrants and buying the shares in the market.. Nice gain.. :)

To: kidl who wrote (22770)	6/28/2021 2:20:38 PM
From: onepath	2 Recommendations Recommended By calgarylady kidl Respond to of 23102

I agree with CL’s take. In most cases if there is some time value in the warrant make the sale but if you are in a taxable acct that may not be the case. No tax advice from me but this is what I understand about exercising in a taxable acct. No taxable gain on exercising the warrant as it is not deemed a sale if keeping the shares. Worth a double check if in a taxable acct and and all it really does is push the inevitable of paying the tax man further down the road.