I'm certainly not condoning the posts of others (which I think is all too personal and vindictive) but I am genuinely curious on why you feel it is beneficial to pay more for converting options rather than buying much cheaper straight shares.
The reason I ask is that I am in the same boat and can see no reason to do so. I would be better off just buying on market and letting options expire and take a capital loss. That is why I have asked.
The only reason I can think of for someone exercising at a higher rate would be if for any reason that they are legally not able to purchase on market due to insider knowledge.
I'm certainly not condoning the posts of others (which I think...
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