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Traditional corporate equity warrants

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Introduction

Context

Warrants are for experienced investors who have an understanding of risk, and who want to exploit the gearing potential in warrants. This is one of the more hidden - and thereby inefficient - areas of the market, offering interesting opportunities to the shrewd investor.

Prior knowledge required

Very little prior knowledge is required, but the topic involves a fair bit of simple mathematics. Warrants should not be the starting point for a novice investor, and so, although not required, a good knowledge and experience of ordinary share markets is desirable.

Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. What is a warrant?
  3. The warrant market
  4. Advantages of warrants over shares - the magic of gearing
  5. Further attractions of warrants
  6. Disadvantages of warrants
  7. Fundamentals - warrant terms
  8. Fundamentals - intrinsic value and parity ratio
  9. Basic analysis
  10. Analysis - time value and premium
  11. Analysis - gearing
  12. Analysis - break-even and capital fulcrum point
  13. Analysis -sample spreadsheets
  14. Analysis - summary
  15. Investing strategies
  16. Dealing in warrants
  17. Warrant exercise
  18. Further topics
  19. Further information
  20. Conclusion

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