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Warrants
| Expiration Date |
| The last day the warrants can be |
| exercised. If warrants aren't |
| going to be exercised then they |
| must be sold the day before |
| the expiry date. |
| Leverage |
| The leverage of a warrant is a |
| measure of how much you can |
| increase your exposure to a |
| share if you bought warrants |
| instead of making a direct |
| investment. It is calculated by |
| dividing the current share |
| price by the current price of |
| the warrant. |
| Intrinsic Value |
| The difference between the |
| exercise price and the actual |
| trading price of the common |
| stock. Once the common has |
| gone over the exercise |
| price the warrants are |
| said to be 'in the money'. |
| Volatility |
| The higher the volatility |
| rating the higher the price |
| of the warrant will be. |
| A measure of actual |
| stock price changes over |
| a specific period of time. |
| Historical volatility is |
| calculated by using the |
| standard deviation of an |
| underlying stock price. |
| In the Money |
| When the price of the |
| common is higher than |
| the exercise price |
| Time Value |
| The time value is the |
| difference between the |
| current warrant price |
| and its intrinsic value. |
| The time value is to be |
| interpreted as the |
| consideration paid for |
| the advantage that the |
| warrant buyer has over |
| the direct investor. |
EOD
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