What is a Stock Warrant?

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What is a stock warrant and how does it work? I go over what exactly a stock warrant is in under 2 minutes and make some comparisons to option contracts as well. Stock warrants are a powerful tool for medium or long term investors and is something everyone should look into and consider getting into. They can pay off in spades in the future!

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[PositiveInvesting]

*Do you now understand Stock Warrants better?*

[amdistant]

Short, sweet and to the point without wasting the audience's time. Good video !!

[Q]

Didn't tell any of the details I was looking for about how they actually work though.

[비셀-fd]

Man, your video is simple and great. Thanks a lot.

[samsun]

My goodness just randomly bumped into an old video. Thanks for the explanation.

[aperezvoyages]

short and simple and to the point! Mahalos

[robertmenga]

So if I bought 100 warrants of SHLL when warrants are exercised for my to buy shares of SHLL doesn’t my 100 warrants bought at $10 each covert into shares at 11.50?

[AndyDLee]

Awesome! So how do you invest in stock warrant?

[prakashdayanandan]

are stock warrants attached to the new shares issued in capital raising or are they seperate?

[JamJells]

Great video! Fast and to the point. Couple of questions on this subject. Where can one buy warrants if they are being sold by a company? Is there a clearing house or exchange that deals with the buys of these investment instruments? Does it differ from company and how they deal with the public?

[tshipmatic]

concise explain. The basics I needed. Thanks.

[stockstreamtwitch]

This was positive. I liked, I commented, and I subscribed. $GME $AMC $GSAT

[Supportfreespeech]

How do you find out which companies are offering warrants?

[linkinlooper]

Ok I'm curious where you got that Zoo York sweater lol. I had the same one back in 2007

[sonunaik]

Can we short stock warrants? If yes, then how does their mechanism work?
Please Reply 🙏🙏🙏

[plan-b-]

i was planing to buy some hexo.wt but as i undersand the exercice price warren are at 5.6$ dose it mean if i buy a warren at 3.5$ ( today current price ) in january 30, 2020 i will be able to exerce my warrants for an aditional 5.60 per warrant? so ( if price is higher then 5.60+3.5 ) in january 30 2020 i win? and what happen if i dont exercice em that date? do i lose it or is it automatickly ??

[She_Tried_It]

I'm now in financial love with you Positive Investing dude, whatever your name is! I bought 3000 BFRI shares that came with $5.00 warrants. So I may look into keeping this long term. Mostly I am short term with a few long term. What are the fees to exercise a warrant? Is it typically per share or per transaction? Are these fees from my platform only? I'm looking to get into options but the videos and resources so far are extremely confusing. I have a fake money account with Think or Swim and lost a ton trying to practice options - I have no idea what happened, so I look forward to watching the options video -- since you did such an awesome job explaining warrants. Thanks!

[vufirst]

Hi Nick, Can we look at an actual example? Say NKLA is currently trading at $54.24. NKLAW is $26.10 expired 06/03/2025. I have no idea the strike price for this can't find that info any where. Could you help?

[drjones]

Strait to the point and short thank you
Next video how to buy do you call the company directly

[dystopia]

so essentially stock warrant is a type of version of security you can buy, and the same as stock option with the exception of the time 3 years vs 15 years and this directly benefits the corporation rather than stake holders? is that the only difference?