An "equity kicker" most often refers to a:
A)bond with conversion privileges.
B)preferred stock offering with conversion privileges.
C)warrant.
D)lettered common stock.
E)None of the above.

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An equity kicker commonly refers to a warrant, which gives the investor the right to purchase additional shares of stock at a predetermined price. This allows the investor to potentially increase their equity ownership in the company if the stock price increases.

An "Equity Kicker" Most Often Refers to A