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Webinar: How Warrants Work

Posted by Erik Martin Hansén

In the US, options trading is a natural part of many private investors' toolbox. In Sweden, warrants have instead emerged as a more accessible alternative. In this video, we are visited by Joakim Sandén from Société Générale, who goes through what a warrant is, how it works and what you should consider before trading.

Paid content from Société Générale. Investments always involve risk.

We take a closer look at how warrants relate to options and what you're actually buying. We explain what affects the price, such as the price of the underlying asset, remaining maturity and implied volatility, and why it's not always enough to be right about the direction.

We also look at how call and put warrants can be used in both rising and falling markets and to protect an existing portfolio. We also look at the difference between warrants and other leveraged products, such as Mini Futures and Bull & Bear Certificates, and how to find the right one among all the products.

Finally, we review the most important risks and costs.

Investments involve risk. Leverage increases risk. Visit warrants.com for complete product information and risks. The information is for marketing purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. You may lose some or all of your invested capital.

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Posted by Erik Martin Hansén
After studying at Uppsala University, Erik Hansén has worked in the financial industry since 2007 at several brokerage firms and traded privately. In his role as an analyst, Erik has written highly regarded market letters.

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