1. How do I interpret the name of a structured warrant?
2. Are structured warrants the same as covered warrants?
3. I read that we can select warrants based on our risk profiles. How do we do that?
4. How do I trade put warrants? Can you illustrate some trading strategies?
5. How risky are warrants, especially when compared to stocks? Would I be able to get financing from banks or finance houses for trading warrants?
6. I've heard people say that warrants can be used as a hedging tool. If so, how can I as a retail investor trade warrants for hedging purposes?
7. Is the liquidity of a warrant dependant solely on the turnover of the warrant? Should you buy the warrant simply because it has the highest volume?
8. Can you explain implied volatility, and why is it so important for warrant investors?
9. Why do warrants tend to be more volatile than the mother shares? Are they more volatile at certain periods of their life span?
10. Are warrants a 'win-lose' game? Does the issuer always take the opposite position to the warrant holder?
11. How do warrant issuers make money? Is it normally at the expense of the warrant investors?
12. Why are warrants adjusted when a company pays a special dividend or a capital return?
13. Can you trade warrants until the date of expiry?
14. What will happen to my warrant on expiry date? 
15. Do many investors hold warrants to maturity? Is it advisable to do so? Why or why not?
16. Do market makers always ensure that warrants are fairly priced? What are the minimum spreads they required to make?
17. Occasionally, the Hong Kong stock market can be very volatile. Can I use warrants listed in Singapore to get into the action? And what factors should I consider when buying such warrants?

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