"Exceeding expectation" is always welcomed warmly by the market.
One thing that is interesting to me though is that with both options (VTXO and VTXOA) being quoted at a premium, the premiums themselves seem to be the wrong way around and have been for some time.
VTXOA at the time of this post trades at 9.4c (34.4c when exercised). -expiry 17 July 26
VTXO trades at 17c (32c when exercised) - 17 July 27
Typically, options that have a longer time horizon until expiry should command a larger premium. This may be down to the fact that VTXOA is the more liquid of the two and trades at a lower non exercised price, or perhaps the above is not well understood. Could be a combination of the two?
Cheers, PS
VTX Price at posting:
29.5¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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