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BABYBOY
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please can some notify me on the volitility on nil paid letters. could this reach R1,00.
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BABYBOY
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can anyone with some knowledge help me plz. thanks
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JohnnyCash
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Uh, can someone please just phone someone!
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Try to use a calculation going something like this: the exercise price of the NPL + expected stock price after the NPL's have been exercised / current stock price + the price of the NPL. If this is less than the current stock price, the difference represents the potential value of the NPL. A word of caution, however, an NPL has an expiry date and can be extremely volatile - a recipe for disaster if you do not intend to exercise the right to the actual shares. From an investment point of view the NPL can represent a cheap way to enter the stock.
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Sorry, just though about this. The / above does not refer to "divide by", but simply means "or"
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Hey Declan. Sounds like an interesting concept. First time Ive heard of it. Some questions if u dont mind :1/ Do the public determine the liquidity or is it somewhat like a warrant? 2/ Where to find the exercise price and expiry? 3/ If the underying share goes up, will the NPL also rise and vice versa? 4/ Is there a list of NPLs anywhere on this site? 5/ Would u say the volatility of the NPL depends on the volatility of the underlying share itself or are there other influences, like speculation?
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