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| Symbol: | RUSCA |
| Status: | Inactive |
| IPO Date: | Jul 16, 2001 |
In Rush Hour 2, the sequel to the surprise hit of September 1998, the roles are reversed as Chris Tucker becomes the fish out water in Jackie Chan's territory, Hong Kong, as they investigates a counterfeit crime ring. The villians will be played by John Lone and Zhang Ziyi. Brett Ratner is back behind the director's chair.
Options are short term investment opportunities based around a specific event. Typically options are released opening weekend of a particular MovieStock. This form of speculation takes the form of "calls" and "puts" and last only for opening weekend.
Call
A call option is the opposite of a put option. A call speculates that the related MovieStock will have a higher box office take for its opening weekend than the strike price. A $20 call has a strike price of $20, and will delist at zero if the movie does not make $20 million or more during opening weekend. If the film makes more than $20 million it will cash out at a price determined by the following formula: (Actual Box Office - Strike Price). For Example if the film made $25 million the call would cash out at H$5.00 (H$25 - H$20).
Rush Hour 2 H$40 Call (RUSCA)
H$27.41
Delist Date Delist Price
Shares Held Long on HSX: 0
Shares Held Short on HSX: 0
Trading Volume on HSX (Today): 0
| This Week | H$8.89 | H$6.03 |
| This Month | H$8.89 | H$2.00 |
| This Season | H$8.89 | H$2.00 |
| This Year | H$8.89 | H$2.00 |
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