anyone knows the the Trading logic behind GREG normal (falls) and warrends (gain)
ex- Warrend 2 price 14-15. (convertion price Rs 33/-) Total cost = 33+14=47
is that mean that by end of this year the Greg normal price will touc h above Rs 50?
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mra wrote:Happy GREG day for all !
anyone knows the the Trading logic behind GREG normal (falls) and warrends (gain)
ex- Warrend 2 price 14-15. (convertion price Rs 33/-) Total cost = 33+14=47
is that mean that by end of this year the Greg normal price will touc h above Rs 50?
Last edited by slstock on Tue Jan 10, 2012 12:56 pm; edited 1 time in total
slstock wrote:
GREG.W1 closed on May13 th 2011 for Rs 43.9
GREG. N closed on May 13th 2011 for Rs 67.4
So essentially then ( when the market was not this lethargic ) it was trading proportionately as conversion price of w1 was Rs 24.
But as Chinwi said there is no gurantee it will happen. It may or may not. Cannot be sure.
What is warrant prices start coming down instead of Greg.N going up? It has know to happen. Recently recall what happened to SEMB warrants.
Let hope for everyone sake by end of 2012 CSE will be talk of the world ( positive) but if it does it is dangerous to assume the calculations you made.
Chinwi wrote:mra wrote:Happy GREG day for all !
anyone knows the the Trading logic behind GREG normal (falls) and warrends (gain)
ex- Warrend 2 price 14-15. (convertion price Rs 33/-) Total cost = 33+14=47
is that mean that by end of this year the Greg normal price will touc h above Rs 50?
OMG ! No.
You cannot fix the trading price like that .It may go above 47 or below 47.
But, the conversion price is fixed. (you must pay 33/-)
Hence you will loose if N share goes below 47.
mra wrote:Chinwi wrote:mra wrote:Happy GREG day for all !
anyone knows the the Trading logic behind GREG normal (falls) and warrends (gain)
ex- Warrend 2 price 14-15. (convertion price Rs 33/-) Total cost = 33+14=47
is that mean that by end of this year the Greg normal price will touc h above Rs 50?
OMG ! No.
You cannot fix the trading price like that .It may go above 47 or below 47.
But, the conversion price is fixed. (you must pay 33/-)
Hence you will loose if N share goes below 47.
My question is why investors to traders buy warrends at these prices when N is very attractive comparing to W prices. whats is the logic behind this buy attitude?
Hawk Eye wrote:2 nd largest GREG.N shareholders is no more in the list.
slstock wrote:Hawk Eye wrote:2 nd largest GREG.N shareholders is no more in the list.
Are you referring to GREG.N or warrants.
GREG.N second largest is First Capital Markets Limited/Mr.S.H.M.Rishan
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