Warrant(2)
When you buy a warrant, you pay the price of the warrant which is usually lower than that of the stock or
commodity it covers and so requires less capital than buying the instrument directly.
The warrant then gives you
the right to purchase the underlying instrument
at an agreed price
during the exercise period.
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2007-09-20
The Worth of a Warrant (2)
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