If a tax loss works for you then by all means let them expire. you need to do your own calcs on that, ive been endlessly crunching numbers myself.
If you exercise them, and you believe they will be over 12 cents soon, then thats a good thing too as youll be making money instead of losing it.
if you want to exercise and sell as a loss, i dont see the point in that cos it doesnt relate to my position. I dont get it.
Id say exercise if you think its gonna go up from what it owes you or take the tax loss if you have lots of gains.
If a tax loss works for you then by all means let them expire....
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