Source: BURSA ACADEMY | Published: August 2020
In recent days, the Malaysian market has been abuzz with news on warrants. Investors’ interests in warrants have skyrocketed after Supermax Corp Berhad’s and Top Glove Berhad's warrants dominated Bursa Malaysia’s top gainers list.
A warrant gives the right, but not the obligation, to its holder to buy or sell a certain asset at a fixed price (called strike price) provided the price of the asset is traded at certain levels during a specific period or at specific date and time. A warrant is said to have been exercised if such buying or selling take place under the terms of the warrant. The asset which a warrant is based upon is usually called the underlying asset; if the underlying asset is a share, it can also be referred to as the “mother share”.
In other words, a warrant derives its values from its underlying asset or security. A warrant is also a leveraged financial instrument as it provides exposure to the underlying asset for a fraction of the un
Tags: STOCK EXCHANGE, STOCK TRADING, VOLATILITY, WARRANTS
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