Gotcha. But if you buy the options with the intention of eventually converting, then the lack of liquidity shouldn't matter right?
As a current example:
Current LRSOC bid: $0.034
Exercise price: $0.12
Am I right in saying that if you buy LRSOC today at $0.034 then the maximum you will pay to convert each option into a unit will be 4.6c?
Gotcha. But if you buy the options with the intention of...
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