10baggerbamm : the warrants being exercise does not affect the price movement it gives the company more cash for investing for growing their business is what it does people converted because the stock went up it's not going to push the stock down

HH1000 10baggerbamm : seemed like it affected th pice last week

10baggerbamm HH1000 : it doesn't affect it do you know what a warrant is do you know how their issued do you know when they're issued.

HH1000 10baggerbamm : i know nothing about them.  I'm still learning.  I'm dumb :(

10baggerbamm HH1000 : when a company goes public typically they issue a unit a unit consists of one share of common and a warrant. the warrant gives the holder the option in the future up to a preset time because they have an expiration a conversion price where you will add x amount of dollars cash which you send to the company plus one warrant equals one share of common stock. they do this because it's the lowest cost solution for a company to raise additional money in the future as opposed to having to do a secondary offering which is very expensive so if the company executes their business plan and the stock trades higher common Sense dictates that you as a shareholder are going to want to exercise your options and buy another share of stock.

Kokushibou : What is it at now ?

RiotMaraMan : What are you talking about? it is going back down to 24.

HH1000 OP RiotMaraMan : tell me what part you don't understand