KLSE (MYR): MAYBANK (1155)
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kudamuda
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Posted by kudamuda > 2017-03-23 15:17 | Report Abuse
@Tch84, but this is European style cash settled call warrant, you can't exercise anytime.
Looking at the current px, cash settle value should be
( 9.00 - 8.00 ) / 2.5 = 40 sen.
But, let's consider the scenario below :
Let say Maybank declare 30 sen div before the ex-date of this call warrant.. Theoretically, assuming everything being equal, Maybank mother share will drop 30sen after ex-div. So, 9.00 become 8.70..
Cash settle price become ( 8.70 - 8.00 / 2.5 ) = 28 sen.
I guess this explain what @apprentice mentioned. Unless the market maker make adjustment to the ex-price of 8.00 for this call warrant in tandem with the dividend.. which most likely won't, the cash settle price would become much less, and the negative premium would be wiped out.
This could explain why nobody buy even it is "cheap sale" ? The only hope is mother share keep going up ... haha
Anyone have better insights? Not sure if above calculation is correct?