Zion’s DSPP – Warrant
New and current shareholders alike often wonder, What is a Warrant?
A Warrant is an option shareholders have to purchase common stock for a fixed price during a set timeframe.
Facts about Warrants:
- Each warrant has the potential to become a share of common stock, meaning one warrant can be exercised (an investing term for ‘use’ or ‘redeem’) for one share of common stock, 1 to 1 ratio.
- The fixed price and unique time frame varies depending upon the unit option.
- Each warrant is recognized by a different symbol. (i.e. ZNWAA, ZNWAC, ZNWAD, ZNWAE, ZNWAF, etc.)
What are the advantages/disadvantages of purchasing Warrants? We suggest you speak with your financial advisor when determining whether or not purchasing a unit option is best for you.
The fixed price of the Warrant does Not change despite fluctuations in our common stock price.
Because Warrants have a set time frame, they do have an expiration date.
Looking to exercise your warrants?
Zion’s DSPP series seeks to answer common shareholder questions about our Direct Stock Purchase Plan and the terminology regularly used by Zion Oil and the Zion Oil staff.
Do you think the price of ZN stock will return to its previous levels hence $4 to $5 per share I bought in at $4.20. I know that an individual in Washington state put the SEC on you, I can’t imagine she’s a Christian. Thank you
It is very difficult to determine when and if this will happen.
I would like to know what the stock in Isreal’ oil how much Zion’s
Stock is going for today?
That you,
Bonne Joy Holloman ( stock holder)
You can always go to our front page (https://www.zionoil.com) and click on the link at the top that says this: “Zion is publicly traded on NASDAQ: ZN.” (Click on the “NASDAQ: ZN”) It will take you here to see the current price at the moment: http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/zn
I would like more information:)
Thank you !
Hello Jocelyn, Have you been able to visit our Investor Center HERE? This is a great place to read more about our Direct Stock Purchase Plan.