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Technically, they both would be worthless, just like the old Weekend Options, until it opens
I mean it is all speculation. However, with the .WO, they all IPO'ed at $2 (or $5, I can't remember) no matter the strike. So, I still don't understand why the IPO price of these options varies.
If the strike is different than the current expected release date, that would make either the put or call even more worthless.
Introducing New Release Date Call and Put Options Jul 27, 08:48
Since these involve a movie’s potential opening weekend, I assume Openerfund can invest in them? {nm} Jul 27, 14:17
Sure. {nm} Jul 27, 18:18
THAT'S why I'm long OPENR, & I'm glad that we're in 100% agreement! {nm} Aug 02, 19:29
Glad to hear, and thank you for your support! {nm} Aug 04, 16:00
Small error Jul 29, 15:37
That's an example for all options. {nm} Jul 29, 16:13
Right. The summer heat must be getting to me. {nm} Jul 29, 16:21
Why the different IPO prices? Jul 30, 23:35
Because of how far the strike date is from the current release date. {nm} Jul 31, 10:25
Why not have the strike the current release date? Jul 31, 23:14
Current as of IPO date {nm} Jul 31, 23:18
Then the Call would be worthless. {nm} Aug 01, 07:47
Technically, they both would be worthless, just like the old Weekend Options, until it opens Aug 01, 14:05
No, Put pays when a movie is delayed. Call is always worthless because a movie will never be moved up right now. {nm} Aug 01, 16:56
Also, you wouldn't be able to issue options for MULN which is TBD> {nm} Aug 01, 07:50
