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jackwallaby · 30-11-2004, 06:10

Thanks Jasper, what you have described, has me in total amazement, that a bank will try to sell down the option (if close to the mark) before expiry, I did not think that the action by the bank could influence the price before expiry, It would take some courage at that point by the bank in question. I would suggest that most strikes are set well beyond the banks expectation to actualy pay at expiry? Thanks all the same that is helpful information and definately requires more research on my part.

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jackwallaby level 1 Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 8 Rep Power: 0	Thanks Jasper, what you have described, has me in total amazement, that a bank will try to sell down the option (if close to the mark) before expiry, I did not think that the action by the bank could influence the price before expiry, It would take some courage at that point by the bank in question. I would suggest that most strikes are set well beyond the banks expectation to actualy pay at expiry? Thanks all the same that is helpful information and definately requires more research on my part.