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14-09-2017, 05:52 PM
#3151
Member
Originally Posted by HumptyDumpty
Anyone going to the AGM? Feel like (hope) there will be a few pointy questions from the crowd about some of the recent management bungles... the more serious this whole thing gets, the less tolerant the crowd will be.
I am going to go
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14-09-2017, 07:59 PM
#3152
Junior Member
Wish I could but am starting a new job Monday and won't be able to take time off. Some holders must be foaming at the mouth with questions they want to put directly to the board now that things are looking like really taking off. Big week coming for NTL!
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14-09-2017, 09:10 PM
#3153
Member
Hi,
wonder can we buy more options then what we are holding, is nothing written on the form.
Cheers, Odd Fellow
Long, very long time holder
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15-09-2017, 08:21 AM
#3154
Member
Originally Posted by digger
Hitting the nail on the head,is that your specialty. My thinking as well.
This is looking a little more likely with the latest polls.
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15-09-2017, 09:25 AM
#3155
How on earth do NTL work this out:-
Matthew Hill Said “With the attaching options holding a value of between .2 and .4 cents per share (based on the black Scholes calculation), the current entry price for the offer equates to 1.8 to 2 cents NZ. I am delighted by the amount of shareholder interest and support in the offer to date which if successful will allow accelerated development at Talisman aimed at increasing volumes and ultimately revenues”.
Is he saying that the options are worth between 1 to 2 cents ea? or has he forgotten that the options are allocated on a 5 to 1 basis?
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15-09-2017, 09:33 AM
#3156
Originally Posted by steveb
How on earth do NTL work this out:-
Matthew Hill Said “With the attaching options holding a value of between .2 and .4 cents per share (based on the black Scholes calculation), the current entry price for the offer equates to 1.8 to 2 cents NZ. I am delighted by the amount of shareholder interest and support in the offer to date which if successful will allow accelerated development at Talisman aimed at increasing volumes and ultimately revenues”.
Is he saying that the options are worth between 1 to 2 cents ea? or has he forgotten that the options are allocated on a 5 to 1 basis?
I think he is saying the options are worth between .2 and .4 cents. Or have I missed something? I see I have. I see what you mean. You pay 2.2 cents for a share and get 1/5 of an option. What is that option worth?
Last edited by blackcap; 15-09-2017 at 09:35 AM.
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15-09-2017, 10:18 AM
#3157
Originally Posted by blackcap
I think he is saying the options are worth between .2 and .4 cents. Or have I missed something? I see I have. I see what you mean. You pay 2.2 cents for a share and get 1/5 of an option. What is that option worth?
My figures are
2.2 -.4/5=2.12
And that is at the top end,so if you take the bottom figure it is
2.2-.2/5=2.16
Probable still a good deal if National get in but if it is Labor +green with the greens being the tail that wags the dog it will be a different story.
Here I am again saying this SPP should have been left until after the election.
Your call
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15-09-2017, 10:44 AM
#3158
you can tell they are trying to ramp up interest in the SPP,but releasing confusing statements do not help the cause. With the SP hanging around the 2c mark there is still quite a large discount on the SPP price of 2.2c,regardless of what the options might be worth.
I will still probably support the SPP but probably not with the full $15K
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15-09-2017, 03:33 PM
#3159
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15-09-2017, 03:39 PM
#3160
Member
Now both 2c ........ is something up?
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