nwe broker report - extrapolating to tte, page-30

The options are high risk high reward. They are the option to buy the shares at 1.5c until their expiry date.

If the price of TTE goes down, you lose.
If the price of TTE stays the same, you lose.
If the price goes up a little bit, no difference.
If the price goes up a lot, you win.

Basic scenarios....

Price of TTE 1.8c, TTO, 0.8c.

At the end of the year,

TTE is 1.5c or less then TTEO is worth zero. You lose 100%.
TTE is 1.9c, TTEO is worth 0.4c. You lose 50%.
TTE is 2.3c, TTEO is worth 0.8c. No gain (TTE would be up 25%)
TTE is 3.1c, TTEO is worth 1.6c. You make 100%.
TTE is 10c, TTEO is worth 9.2c. You make over 1000%.

By buying TTEO, you can lose everything, but you gain more if the price rockets.