Well people finally the announcement came and it appears to have been fairly positive seeing it opened at 39.5c and then traded at 40c for a little while. The bit I don't understand is the level of disparity between the options and the shares.
In the case of BYR I thought the options would trade at a slight premium to the share price minus around 20c (strike price). So if the market valued BYR at 40c then the options should have been trading at least around the 20-25c range.
This didn't happen, was it just due to lag or that people are less aware that byr have options or what?
I also found it strange that at the end of the day the shares were up 14% but the options were down 20% on their previous close?
Not too sure how to interpret that, if my reasoning from earlier is on the right track the options should be trading somewhere above 12.5c. Thus it would appear to me the options are now oversold and undervalued especially seeing as though they still have 2 years to go. I have only been into the stock market for about a year and byr are the only options I've held so would appreciate anyone shedding some light on this for me. Cheers
P.S Just for the record I sold my options on Friday at 15c (1500% can't complain) which at this stage seemed to be the right play but I'm seroiusly thinking of buying in again on Monday.
the only reason that I can think off is that the market expects Burey to spinoff the new Uranium aquisition into a new company, with only shareholders receiving a discounted entitlement.
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