Question 15.3: In Example 15.2, suppose the rights sell for only $2 instead...
In Example 15.2, suppose the rights sell for only $2 instead of the $2.50 we calculated. What can you do?
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You can get rich quickly because you have found a money machine. Here’s the recipe: Buy five rights for $10. Exercise them and pay $25 to get a new share. Your total investment to get one ex-rights share is 5 × $2 + 25 = $35. Sell the share for $37.50 and pocket the $2.50 difference. Repeat as desired.
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