Good question, an in some cases this could possibly be the case Imo. An I guess you only have to look at past data and some historical rises in the past of companies that at the time had attached options to confirm your question.
Its comes down to leverage and greed.
I know there are tracking systems that work off the theory that if an investor was extremely confident that the share was going to go up, they would then choose to enter into the attached option instead of the head, simply for a better return on the same amount of money invested.
Just one theory.
Cheers NK
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