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From: | "David Iles" <davidi@wave.co.nz> |
Date: | Thu, 10 Feb 2000 18:20:38 +1300 |
There are a few variables to options pricing but
the main ones are time to expiry and Beta (or standard deviation =
volatility).
In the case of NZOG Beta is the factor which is
important. If a hole full of oil price up xxxx%. If a dry hole price down x?.
Note, I'm expecting more upside than downside in price depending on
result.
In the Black Scholes model beta needs to be known.
I'm not sure what it is for NZOG however the Beta is an historical figure and
probably has little relevance to the current situation.
In summary. The options will carry more upside than
the head share (perhaps several hundred or thousand % however if a dry hole I
would expect them to fall to say 3 or 4c.
Hope this helps.
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