| New Warrants | Expiration | Type | Ex Price | Ratio |
| CAPLAND-C2 | 15/04/2011 | Call | SGD 4.1000 | 12 : 1 |
| WILMAR-C3 | 15/04/2011 | Call | SGD 6.0000 | 25 : 1 |
| TANJONG-CA | 15/04/2011 | Call | MYR 15.0000 | 20 : 1 |
| HLBANK-CA | 15/04/2011 | Call | MYR 8.0000 | 8 : 1 |
| GAMUDA-CK | 15/04/2011 | Call | MYR 2.5500 | 3 : 1 |
| CHLIFE-C6 | 15/04/2011 | Call | HKD 39.5000 | 20 : 1 |
I wonder why CIMB still refused to issue any put warrants. Any insider stories?
Anyhow, you can get this update done for you automatically by using my Bursa Malaysia Warrant Calculator.
2 comments:
You wonder why? As simple as, CIMB sees the market is going up. Dont you think?
If they issue PUT warrants, they simply cannot sell the warrants, there's no taker. Who wants to sell a product that has no buyer?
I don't think so. Some of their call warrants are so thinly traded. Furthermore, their objectives are always opposite of the buyers.
If I'm them, I will sell a lot of call warrants during a topping process. Buyers is willing to buy because buyers believe that their call warrant will go up higher. The sellers believes that it will expired worthless.
Therefore, I believed that your argument is flawed.
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