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Intel Warrants? Buy, Sell or Hold?

An SI Board Since May 1996

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11	Paul F., Your post was excellent. Yes you are right on with your analysis of In	Jules B. Garfunkel	-	5/28/1996
10	If you read my prior posts you'll note that I already mentioned the differ	Andrew Chow	-	5/28/1996
9	A warrant is not an option, strictly speaking. While what you say about option	paul flint	-	5/27/1996
8	Thanks, Jules! Sorry, I looked back at my notes and that's what I had writ	Ron Leckie	-	5/23/1996
7	Ron, Thank you once again for taking the time to share with this Forum your exc	Jules B. Garfunkel	-	5/23/1996
6	For comments on Intel warrants, take a look at my response under the "curs	Ron Leckie	-	5/23/1996
5	Premium is a poor measure of option value as you define it (price of underlying	Andrew Chow	-	5/22/1996
4	Paul, I thought your post #3 on this thread was excellent. As I was critical ye	Jules B. Garfunkel	-	5/22/1996
3	Yes, Andrew, but the "premium" has fallen to a historic low. At one	paul flint	-	5/21/1996
2	Thanks for that very clear, thorough explanation. I had been told by other SI p	olduser	-	5/17/1996
1	The Intel warrants (INTCW) are basically call options on INTC stock with a $41.	Andrew Chow	-	5/17/1996

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