A Practical Guide To Angel Investing (First Edition)

Voting Right The common shareholder’s right to vote their shares in the affairs of the company. The right to vote may be delegated by the shareholder to another person.

Warrant A type of security that entitles the holder to buy a proportionate number of common shares or preferred shares at a specified price for a period of years. Warrants are usually issued together with a loan, a bond or preferred shares, and act as sweeteners to enhance the marketability of the accompanying securities. They are also known as share-purchase warrants and subscription warrants. Write–Of f The act of changing the value of an asset to an expense or a loss. A write-off is used to reduce or eliminate the value of an asset and reduce profits.

112 A Practical Guide to Angel Investing: How to Achieve Good Returns

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