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Precious metal company Warrants

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131	Hi Tyke, sorry I can't reply to you by pm, since I don't have those pri	Julian Augustus	-	10/11/2004
130	Stefaan, I joined IB to avoid high commissions, but you can do Canadian Warrant	Taikun	-	10/11/2004
129	David, i emailed ib for canadian warants , they replied they dont do it. And ye	dalroi	-	10/11/2004
128	Packerpat, I found a whopping three on Amex. (Two from same issuer) amex.com	Taikun	-	10/11/2004
127	Hello Stefaan, I noticed you use IB, which I also use. Have you had any luck bu	Taikun	-	10/10/2004
126	<HV is not the SD of daily closes but rather the SD of percentage daily price	LLCF	-	10/10/2004
125	< And that also means, doing like you say above, without knowing the actual v	LLCF	-	10/10/2004
124	>>that information (historical volatities) is not easy to find or develop.	tyc:>	-	10/10/2004
123	Tyke, a further question, if you don't mind. <Warrants are options. When	Julian Augustus	-	10/10/2004
122	Did you see this post? Message 20458140	dara	-	10/10/2004
121	Don't know... try AMEX .com DAK	LLCF	-	10/10/2004
120	is there a list showing amex listed stocks and warrants, ie, US Dollar traded w	packerpat	-	10/10/2004
119	Sorry Russett. I thought our discussion was on another thread that I had posted	tyc:>	-	10/10/2004
118	<b>Corrected for inflation the stock-markets returned an average of 6% per	russet	-	10/10/2004
117	>>...and should be corrected for inflation Of course. Corrected for infl	tyc:>	-	10/10/2004
116	It was a matter of chance that you were born in that century, to a part of the w	russet	-	10/10/2004
115	I gather that you infer that the 1,500,000% return of the stock market in the 20	tyc:>	-	10/10/2004
114	The problem with all formula's is they use the past and/or selected variable	russet	-	10/10/2004
113	Thanks. I now see where both you and DAK are coming from. Good of both you guys	Julian Augustus	-	10/10/2004
112	<DAK probably says I'm crazy) See my previous posts about "delta val	LLCF	-	10/10/2004
111	<Maybe you can expand on that a little?> Compared to what you would find	LLCF	-	10/10/2004
110	(I hope Dak will excuse my jumping in like this. Saturday night boredom). Blac	tyc:>	-	10/10/2004
109	Thanks for your responses, Tyke and DAK. <Most of them are dirt cheap> Wh	Julian Augustus	-	10/10/2004
108	< I notice that in your spreadsheet the VOL column (is that the same as impli	LLCF	-	10/9/2004
107	The higher the volatility number the higher the price of the warrant. We are lo	tyc:>	-	10/9/2004

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