Exchange Currency

naked warrant

A flexible investment strategy, this type of warrant allows the holder to buy and sell at will, since the warrant is not actually accompanied by the actual stock/bond. These are issued by financial institutions for trade on the stock market.

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  5. Naked Warrant: Definition from Answers.com
    Naked Warrant A warrant that is issued without a host bond. A naked warrant allows the holder to buy or sell a particular financial instrument, such.
     
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