lol….no I never gave you that much credit. Jesus, MI6 - my...

lol….no I never gave you that much credit. Jesus, MI6 - my goodness you certainly have some tickets on yourself.


But now I’m the bully, and as such in seeing the error of my ways, will dually note that you are really a noob and as such will help as best I can.

if (not x promoting) using as example you take SAYOC’s and D’s you will see the difference between the buy on market price of 16.5c / full share and SYAOC’s - 15c the difference is only 1.5c and in the case of SYAOD’s the price to buy options on market is at 14c 2.5c difference. Both are due to expire in April and June respectively the year 2023.
The SYAOC’s became into existence in May 2020 and the D’s created in July 2021.
The SYAOC’s when created were traded for below 1c now worth 15c.
I mean WOW WFT

yes LPDOD’s options for 2023 have the longer expiration date so would be a better hedge in comparison to the LPDOC’s expiring in May 2022. So having a longer runway means longer incubation time frame. Imagine that. Buying LPDOD on market for 1.5c + 2.6c to convert into heads, and the price of the heads go to 20c next year. Then the dilemma would be do I sell the LPDOD’s with and capitalise on CGT 50% free for holding for a year. Or do I convert them to heads, given execution price is only 2.6c plus the on market buy price of (as of today) 1.4c, relinquishing the CGT 50 % free for holding a year.

Big decision………..!

LT-B1