The optionwarrant below (on TR) gives me the right to sell a stock for the strike price (at the day of expiry).
At the current market price of the underlying of 744 USD and a strike price of 1150 USD, the option should be valued at roughly 406 USD, considering the optionwarrant will expire in two days.
Why is it valued at 3.83 EUR?
The option below (on TR) gives me the right to sell a stock for the strike price (at the day of expiry).
At the current market price of the underlying of 744 USD and a strike price of 1150 USD, the option should be valued at roughly 406 USD, considering the option will expire in two days.
Why is it valued at 3.83 EUR?
The warrant below (on TR) gives me the right to sell a stock for the strike price (at the day of expiry).
At the current market price of the underlying of 744 USD and a strike price of 1150 USD, the option should be valued at roughly 406 USD, considering the warrant will expire in two days.
Why is it valued at 3.83 EUR?
The option below (on TR) gives me the right to sell a stock for the strike price (at the day of expiry).
At the current market price of the underlying of 744 USD and a strike price of 1150 USD, the option should be valued at roughly 406 USD, considering the option will expire in two days.
Why is it valued at 3.83 EUR?
