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Warrant
Structure and featuresComparison with call optionsTypes of WarrantsTraditionalNakedThird Party WarrantsGovernment issuedTraded warrantsPricing

Traded warrants

* "Traditional" warrant

* Naked warrant

* Exotic warrant

** Barrier warrant

*** Hit-warrant

*** Turbo warrant

*** Snail warrant

* Third party warrants



Last Updated: 29.06.2008

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