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Precious metal company Warrants
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For those that believe it's time to load the boat with PM's it's time to start following, discussing, and highly leveraged situations in the sector. Since many stocks themselves are so leveraged, they as well as warrants are fair game for discussion, especially where one thinks drilling or other news may be used to show a mispricing of the stock. My contribution will be to try and keep a spreadsheet of as many warrants as possible on companies the thread participants DEEM WORTH OWNING IN THEIR OWN RIGHT, including some pricing commentary. It should be noted that warrants aren't worth owning no matter how cheap if the underlying company doesn't perform. Anyone wanting a warrant included in the spreadsheet please make a separate post with the name of the underlying and the warrant particulars... expiration date, strike [conversion] price and any other information... I myself will stick to companies widely believed to be good value over on the PM thread and CC's newsletter or any other sources shown to be valuable. Also fair game is discussion of derivatives in general.

Great, load the boat!!

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681Are they baaaaaack??? siliconinvestor.com DAKLLCF-7/25/2013
680THREAD CLOSED!!!! Go over here, it's better! Subject 27370 DAKLLCF-2/11/2009
679I am dismayed that Yahoo doesn't give warrant prices any more. They used toLLCF-2/11/2009
678Thanks Dak I shall take a look at them.tyc:>-2/11/2009
677Those Sprott warrants look kinda cheap @ .40. OTOH they have a forced exercise LLCF-2/11/2009
676I'm getting even more bullish on NGD.wt.A which seems to be just starting totyc:>-2/7/2009
675Yes, "value" on BS all depends on the "volatility" you plug LLCF-2/2/2009
674trx.v - consider Terrane as well, another BC play that's been getting sold omarcos-2/1/2009
673<Thanks. Given a delta of 18%, what percentage of the stock price do you say LLCF-2/1/2009
672Thanks. Given a delta of 18%, what percentage of the stock price do you say one tyc:>-2/1/2009
671<The delta of the warrant is 18%, and 18% of the stock price is .47c. So the LLCF-2/1/2009
670The delta of the warrant is 18%, and 18% of the stock price is .47c. So the wartyc:>-2/1/2009
669I'm thinking about piling in further... he'll another few cents down andLLCF-2/1/2009
66847c? What's trading @ .47 cents? I thought the stock was north of $2? NorLLCF-2/1/2009
667I can't really understand why you wd prefer to pay the .47 cents for the samtyc:>-2/1/2009
666No, thank you - for handing me the marcos of the beast grub! -ggg- Exactly righmarcos-2/1/2009
665And normally the warrants get "cheaper" on a valuation basis as the raLLCF-2/1/2009
664Thanks! DAKLLCF-2/1/2009
663FWIW After ignoring NGD.wt.a for many months I tool a look at my model and was tyc:>-1/31/2009
662Yes that's what i mean, take the valuations with a ton of salt, it seems Blamarcos-1/30/2009
661NGD warrants ($15 strike?) are worth 1..97 with the stock @ 1.97?? DAKLLCF-1/30/2009
660ngd.wt.a - these are my favourites, and yes leverage is definitely rising as themarcos-1/30/2009
659Thanks... and which ones are those... strike price etc?? Thaks in advance. DAKLLCF-1/30/2009
658Dear DAK, CKG warrants were at C$1.22 today. I received some from the AAU deal.lbs1989-1/30/2009
657Anyone see any cheap warrants???? Normally during a "sell off" they gLLCF-1/29/2009
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