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Micahel Jackson This Is It Delist Drivitive
Posted by: Ladysweethome on Nov 03, 09:36 in response to Lib84's post When do Funds delist?
I had 10,000 shares of Call for Michael Jackson This Is It. I know the movie did very well in opening and has cashed out on Monday which it shows as delisting. I should of received a pay off and again for some reason the stock delisted and I have not receieved anythbing. I am getting tired of this because this has happened before and right now I am out my pay out. If this is happening with my stock I am reluctant to enter the Canter X with real dollars. Can someone explain why there seems to be a problem?
When do Funds delist? Lib84 Nov 02, 07:46
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but Funds usually delist the Monday after they break $100. So, it should be added to today's delists. {nm} eyescovered Nov 02, 09:16
It can be virtually any day of the week, usually not weekents, after the Fund has been at the target at least one day. The last one StarBondFund Nov 02, 09:34
So is that the rule? If it maintains >= $100 for 1 full day, then it should delist the next day? {nm} Lib84 Nov 02, 09:51
There is no "rule" but Antibody generally lets it go past reset, to make sure that it really is over the line. Lately the delists have been StarBondFund Nov 03, 12:28
Micahel Jackson This Is It Delist Drivitive Ladysweethome Nov 03, 09:36
The Call Option for This Is It [TIICA] cashed out at H$0 because it failed to meet the $35 million from Friday to Sunday eyescovered Nov 03, 09:53
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