That's DWACW!!! Legal statement: This is not to be construed as financial advice, blah, blah, blah.......
NOTE: End of day DWAC closing at NEW all time CLOSING high 3rd day in a row. But DWACW is down 5%. This makes no sense?!?! However one explanation I heard is that a BIG short probably tried to hedge by buying warrants and shorting DWAC. Now they are squeezed and buying to cover DWAC and selling DWACW. Whatever the cause - it is a GIFT!!! GLTA!
I didn't read it in its entirety, but this seems to imply that the stock price of DWAC will have something to do with the redemption price. I thought the redemption was simply give us $11.50 more, you get a share of DWAC, but you're on the hook for the gains because DWAC is now worth $xxx.xx and you got it for a lot less.
Your original though: "Redemption price is 11.50" is correct. The other stuff you wrote is NOT.
Thanks. From a previous discussion, and putting aside an IRA, do we then agree the tax liability is the difference between the warrant price + $11.50 and the market price at the time you convert?
I am assuming that the market price at conversion minus 11.50 and minus what you originally paid for the warrant MIGHT be your tax liability. IF that liability is incurred WHEN you convert then I would highly recommend selling the amount you need to pay the taxes. Otherwise, if the stock drops and LGB comes looking for you, then you will still be still liable for the gain at conversion. My thought - cross that bridge when you get there. And ask an accountant. The main question - is tax due at conversion?