$TENAGA (5347.MY)$has secured the LSS5 project in Kedah, and$WINSTAR (0336.MY)$is set to be one of the beneficiaries in 2025! TNB among LSS5 winners, bags 500MW solar farm project in Kedah
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Toast Bun investing
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winstar and LSS5, what's the connection bro, they install solar bracket ke?
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I do not recommend beginners or novice investors to invest in warrants, as there are too many factors to consider, such as: 1 Time decay: Warrants will depreciate as the expiration date approaches. 2 Leverage risk: Warrants can amplify potential gains and losses. 3 Volatility: Warrant prices are greatly influenced by market fluctuations. 4 Liquidity: Warrants may have limited trading volume, making it difficult to buy and sell. 5 Complex pricing models: Valuing warrants involves complex financial concepts such as implied volatility and Delta value. For beginners, it is recommended to choose long-term investments and purchase underlying stocks. This way is more suitable for long-term investments, and you do not have to worry too much about risks. Finally, for beginners, I strongly suggest focusing on long-term investments, purchasing underlying stocks is more suitable for long-term investments, and you do not have to worry too much about risks. Furthermore, if things do not develop as expected, we need to be prepared to truly convert the stock warrants.
CK 淡淡定有錢剩
OP
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I personally do not recommend newbies rookies to explore warrants because there are too many factors to consider, such as: 1. Price Volatility – Warrants can be extremely volatile, leading to potential significant losses. 2. Time Decay – As the warrant approaches its expiration date, its value decreases rapidly. 3. Liquidity Risk – Warrants may lack sufficient trading volume, making them harder to sell.
4. Complex Valuation – Understanding how warrants are priced requires familiarity with factors like delta, gamma, and implied volatility.
5. Conversion Costs – If exercised, warrants may incur unexpected costs or require significant capital. Finally, for newbies, I strongly recommend focusing on long-term investments by buying the parent stock. It is more suitable for long-term investing and avoids excessive risk. Additionally, you need to be prepared to actually convert the warrants if things don’t go as planned. You need to prepare cash and transfer within 7 days of the expiry to convert warrants to real share
good boy Seng didi : will up?