RE: 8.2p bargain2 Sep 2020 11:41
It is not 'freeing' money up, they had to commit £144000 (if 4.8p options) possibly to secure them. So speculate to accummulate if they are going to flip them.....however if you had an ickling where this was going you'd be nuts to sell unless they wanted cash for something now, but if you didn't get a bridging loan, if you had £144k sat around I doubt you would be desperate to flip them. You could take them, sell the cost and have the rest as a free ride. There are tax implications on options too, someone positioning.