Difference between Convertible Bonds, Warrants, Options, ESOPS

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[Kraktur]

It was a very clear explanation in such a short time. Thank you so much!

[ajitthakur]

Sir, you are very specific. Thanks for the straight delivery.

[Faizsultan-cp]

Great sir your method of teaching is outstanding . I am requesting you to provide lecture on exchangeable bonds as I got assignment to present on monday . I have searched a lot but find nothing😔

[dobronx]

Sir you have very crisp knowledge in this subject. Thank your for the information 😊

[choudharyankit]

Beautifully explained in so less time.

[yosangle]

Does bonds with warrant give lower yield?

[ish]

really great explanations; thanks for this

[samiullahansari]

I think at 2:12 in video, Warrant holder will pay 20/share to exercise his/her rights to buy new shares from the company not 22/per share as you said. Please correct if i am wrong

[sonunaik]

Can we short stock warrants? If yes, then how does their mechanism work?
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[jaykrishna]

Sir warrant always comes with bond or it can be issued with out bond also does warrant have monetory value or it is just for Easier selling of the bond, given to the bond holders

[thuglifebear]

I've been looking convertibles over and over again and I still don't see how the buyer retains any risk. If the company does poorly the buyer holds a bond, if the company does well the buyer now holds shares. Either buying nothing but convertibles is the perfect no-risk strategy, or its some kind of a trap for investors to generate cash for a company that ... doesn't intend to pay it's debts. What am I missing here?