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![1_1savedbygrace Avatar](https://lunarcrush.com/gi/w:24/cr:twitter::1585848076970893315.png) Daniel 🇺🇸 [@1_1savedbygrace](/creator/twitter/1_1savedbygrace) on x 11.3K followers
Created: 2025-07-16 12:35:52 UTC

Incorrect.  It’s exactly the opposite.  

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So….Enovix just bought about $XX million worth of their own shares correct?   Selling the warrants is how everyone is saying they would raise money correct?    So my thesis is they plan to not sell them but rather to convert them to shares through by exercising them at $8.50, but not at this valuation….60 million dollars worth of shares would equal a lot more money in a capital raise for them if they were to sell those warrants they will now own, when the stock price is much much higher than it is now.   Right?    And they will give notice to the shareholder (giving the share holder the opportunity to sell the warrants when they do) a couple of days prior to selling those warrants.      Imagine they hold XXXXXXX warrants after tomorrow.    And they sell them…they’d get about X million off of that sale….now imagine they hold them and exercise them (turn them into shares) when the stock price is $XX a share, they’d than have a profit of around XX million off of this warrants as opposed to $X million if they were to sell the warrants like many here (apparently based on the poll) plan to do.    

The math ain’t mathin’ if they sell the warrants as opposed to converting them to shares when the stock is much higher than it is now.


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1_1savedbygrace Avatar Daniel 🇺🇸 @1_1savedbygrace on x 11.3K followers Created: 2025-07-16 12:35:52 UTC

Incorrect. It’s exactly the opposite.

See 👇

So….Enovix just bought about $XX million worth of their own shares correct? Selling the warrants is how everyone is saying they would raise money correct? So my thesis is they plan to not sell them but rather to convert them to shares through by exercising them at $8.50, but not at this valuation….60 million dollars worth of shares would equal a lot more money in a capital raise for them if they were to sell those warrants they will now own, when the stock price is much much higher than it is now. Right? And they will give notice to the shareholder (giving the share holder the opportunity to sell the warrants when they do) a couple of days prior to selling those warrants. Imagine they hold XXXXXXX warrants after tomorrow. And they sell them…they’d get about X million off of that sale….now imagine they hold them and exercise them (turn them into shares) when the stock price is $XX a share, they’d than have a profit of around XX million off of this warrants as opposed to $X million if they were to sell the warrants like many here (apparently based on the poll) plan to do.

The math ain’t mathin’ if they sell the warrants as opposed to converting them to shares when the stock is much higher than it is now.

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