doesn't make sense for this to trade at 0.5 sen or even 1 sen. The OS gives the owner the right to buy Pacific Offshore Services (listed in Singapore, last price = SGD0.28) at MYR0.65 or SGD0.2145 at prevailing MYR/SGD rates. So if we buy OS for 1 sen and pay another 65 sen (total cost of 66 sen or SGD0.218) we can sell at SGD0.28 (assuming no change in price) and make a profit. Think the selling pressure is because a lot of investors don't have Singapore trading accounts, so have to sell off their entitlements. But for those with Sing trading accounts this may be worth a look. Last trading day for the OS is Sept 5. Pacific Offshore owns vessels for oil and gas sector and recent results show a turnaround.
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Posted by Legit > 2018-09-03 23:45 | Report Abuse
doesn't make sense for this to trade at 0.5 sen or even 1 sen. The OS gives the owner the right to buy Pacific Offshore Services (listed in Singapore, last price = SGD0.28) at MYR0.65 or SGD0.2145 at prevailing MYR/SGD rates. So if we buy OS for 1 sen and pay another 65 sen (total cost of 66 sen or SGD0.218) we can sell at SGD0.28 (assuming no change in price) and make a profit. Think the selling pressure is because a lot of investors don't have Singapore trading accounts, so have to sell off their entitlements. But for those with Sing trading accounts this may be worth a look. Last trading day for the OS is Sept 5. Pacific Offshore owns vessels for oil and gas sector and recent results show a turnaround.