Stock options and warrants differ from convertible debt and convertible preferred stock in that they generally provide cash to the issuing entity.

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Stock options and warrants typically involve the purchase of stock at a set price, providing cash to the issuer, whereas convertible debt and preferred stock involve conversion of existing securities into equity without additional cash inflow.

Stock Options and Warrants Differ from Convertible Debt and Convertible