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Options don't work that way fortunately/unfortunately. In the event of a split in the underlying, you have to split the options also.
by seanhunter 9y ago
Options don't work that way fortunately/unfortunately. In the event of a split in the underlying, you have to split the options also.
- qeternity 9y agoThis isn't an inherent property of options. It's just how almost all options contracts are written otherwise they wouldn't hold any value. If this option isn't written that way, then it's feasible.
- joosters 9y agoFor stocks, sure. For commodities, it would normally be impossible. For crypto, who knows? As has been said, these cannot have been any standardised form of options, anyway...