Stock Warrants Explained: Why They Aren’t Just Long-Dated Calls
Warrants look like call options but are issued by the company and create new shares on exercise — a dilution difference that reshapes pricing and risk.
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Warrants look like call options but are issued by the company and create new shares on exercise — a dilution difference that reshapes pricing and risk.
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