Table 1: Changes in Call warrants' prices, underlying share prices & premium from Jan 19 to Jan 26
From Table 2 below, you can see that the number of call warrants has dropped from 35 to 33, with the suspension of the first 2 expiring call warrants (i.e. Astro-CA & Scomi-CA). The cheap call warrants (those trading at a discount or at a premium not exceeding 6%) are highlighted in yellow while 4 call warrants which are due to expire from February to April 2007 (i.e. BJToto-CA, Bursa-CA, IOI-CA & TM-CB), have their expiry dates highlighted in orange.
Table 2: Call warrants' intrinsic value & premium as at Jan 26
In the previous market peak on December 12 last year, the call warrant's premium was more than 13% (here). Since there is another source where one can obtain the call warrant pricing i.e. from OSK188.com, I would like to find a good reason to continue posting my Call Warrants Updates. I wonder whether the call warrant's premium could forewarn us about the excessive bullishness in the market and its impending capitulation. We will wait & see.
1 comment:
Please continue your posting of call warrants. I find that OSK188 website sucks as their new main Java page keeps hanging for my old computer.
Your blog is simple and full of important info. Keep up the good work!
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