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jbingle

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12/05/17

14:46

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Originally posted by Khalk2017 ↑

I'm really sorry if this is a stupid question but say I buy $4000 worth of options at $0.12 the current price.. I have the choice of selling at any point between now and the end of 2019 and add on the exercise price of 40 cents sell them for the equivalent of market value of the stock price or is it the current market price of the options?

Say the market price of thc:asx is $1 and I had 33,333 options at the current rate for $4000 worth and sold them all I would get $16,000.17 before tax after you subtract the initial cost (0.12) plus exercise price of $0.40c versus $11,428 if I bought $4,000 worth at $0.35c a share and sold at $1? Is that right?

I'm really sorry if that's a stupid question I'm new to this and trying to decide what is the best decision for me. I read a lot on Google but it was hard to follow

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q1. Current market price of the options which will fluctuate.

q2. That sounds about right.

If they don't hit 40c (+12c) then you are kind of chucking away your .12c outlay but I find that highly unlikely.

(thats the risk)

Ps. correct me if I am wrong.

Last edited by jbingle: 12/05/17

THC Price at posting: 35.0¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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