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Understanding Webull's Warrant Chain

When looking at Webull's Warrant Chain, here's how to interpret the key information:


  • Last Price: The price of the most recent trade executed for that warrant on the market.
  • Open Price: The price of the first trade executed for this warrant at the beginning of the trading day.
  • Close Price: The price of the final trade executed for this warrant at the end of the trading day.
  • % Change: The percentage change in the Last Price compared to the previous trading day's Close Price.

It's possible that the warrant may not have been traded in the past few trading days, but the value of the warrant has changed. It is recommended to look at the current Bid to understand the indicated value of the warrant. Additionally, we provide Current Value, Open Value and Previous Value as indicators to help you understand the indicative price of the warrant.

  • Current Value: The best bid price quoted at the time.
  • Open Value: The first bid price quoted for this warrant at the start of the trading day, typically representing the market maker's quote.
  • Previous Value: The final bid price quoted at the end of the previous trading day, typically representing the warrant's value at the previous trading day.

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