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Intel Warrants? Buy, Sell or Hold?

An SI Board Since May 1996

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I own the stock, please explain the warrants. The warrants
seem to out-perform the common stock, why?

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36	They also just split, they expire March 98.	Diamond Jim	-	7/31/1997
35	If the share 1 to 2 split, how about the warrants?	w. chan	-	7/30/1997
34	Andrew, because it costs additional fees to convert the warrants to the stock a	Diamond Jim	-	6/5/1997
33	Don't buy, sell, or hold, CONVERT them to the stock and then hold. I had I	Diamond Jim	-	6/5/1997
32	Like I have written before, INTCW's price embedds the borrowing cost for th	Andrew Chow	-	6/5/1997
31	WHy are the warrants a "retail suckers bet"... you can buy more warra	FlyersFan	-	6/5/1997
30	yfyfyj	Dan Spangenberg	-	6/5/1997
29	According to my broker, if you excercise your warrants, capital gains are defer	jim gansemer	-	10/3/1996
28	Larry, Do defered cap gains also apply to converted LEAPS? I own some WNLAR and	George Theodorou	-	10/3/1996
27	<RE: Does any one know the Tax implication if one converts a warrant into st	Larry Williams	-	10/2/1996
26	Does any one know the Tax implication if one converts a warrant into stock, are	Miles Tailor	-	10/1/1996
25	You would need to excercise the options to convert your INTCW into INTC common.	Andrew Chow	-	9/30/1996
24	Nothing is wrong with your analysis. Because of the relationship between the wa	Andrew Chow	-	9/30/1996
23	Warrent vs option question. Ok, I think we now established that in many import	Ron Mayer	-	9/28/1996
22	Any opinions on these new Intel warrants. Whats an American style warrant. Wed	Sleeperz	-	9/27/1996
21	Thanks for your detailed description of what warrants are and their risks/rewar	Sonam G. Gyato	-	9/27/1996
20	I appreciate the input. I'm pretty good at holding on to these things, havi	Richard Forsythe	-	6/5/1996
19	Seems to me if there was a market crash, you might limit your losses using opti	john o	-	6/4/1996
18	Not knowing your risk tolerance or the composition of the rest of your portfoli	Andrew Chow	-	6/4/1996
17	What it comes down to, when spending $7500, is: buy 200 shares on margin buy 4	Richard Forsythe	-	6/3/1996
16	A couple of mistakes - First INTCW is an option (in economic terms). Whatever	Andrew Chow	-	6/3/1996
15	OK, I followed everything you said wrt to stock vs warrents vs options. Here	Richard Forsythe	-	6/1/1996
14	Richard, I'm probably the wrong guy to ask about reentry points. I made t	paul flint	-	6/1/1996
13	Hi Paul, my name is Rich. I was long intcw warrants, 32- 33, and sold posi	Richard Blumenfeld	-	5/31/1996
12	What a day, huh? Proof-positive that the premium is as low as it will go! In	paul flint	-	5/31/1996

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