Warrants and calls do not have
A)an expiration date
B)a specified exercise price
C)the right to receive dividends
D)a strike price

Question

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Warrants and calls give the holder the right to buy a stock at a specified price before a certain date, but they do not grant the holder the right to receive dividends from the company. Dividends are paid to shareholders, and holding a warrant or call option does not make one a shareholder until the option is exercised and the shares are purchased.

Warrants and Calls Do Not Have